Plugins

BoldVoice Pronunciation

BoldVoice · boldvoice.com

ChatGPT

Rehearse the English you need for an interview, presentation or next meeting—with BoldVoice inside ChatGPT. Read your own English text aloud (up to 60 words and 400 characters), see word-by-word pronunciation scores, and work on one sound with an existing coach example and a short cue when available. Try the same sentence again and listen to your first and latest scored takes while the card stays open. Practice a short drill for the sounds you missed, then try a new sentence after the drill scores well. Scores describe individual recordings, not lasting progress. English pronunciation only; no translation, grammar correction or rewriting. No download, account or login needed. Your recording is sent to BoldVoice when you stop and is stored; see the privacy policy for retention and deletion.

How to install BoldVoice Pronunciation in ChatGPT

  1. Open the official listing for BoldVoice Pronunciation in the ChatGPT workspace you want to use.
  2. Choose Install plugin if available. Follow any connection steps for the apps listed on the page.
  3. Open a new conversation on a supported ChatGPT surface. Select BoldVoice Pronunciation from the plugin options or mention it by name.
Official ChatGPT setup guide

How to use BoldVoice Pronunciation

Check the marketplace listing or publisher’s documentation for supported actions and examples.

Ranking history

Browse the order shown in the public ChatGPT Plugins directory on each capture date. Popular is a curated collection. OpenAI does not publish install or usage counts here.

– Position #255
Recorded positions (3)
Recorded positions
Capture dateCategoryPosition
Education#255
Education#258
Education#258

Frequently asked questions

Why is Install plugin missing?

Check your account, workspace, plan and region. If the listing says Desktop only, open it in the ChatGPT desktop app.

Capabilities

  • Rehearse interview answers and presentation openers
  • Hear a coach sound example with a specific practice cue
  • Compare first and latest scored takes of the same text
  • Practice a targeted drill
  • then try a new sentence