Voice authority analyzer. Upload a clip and AI rates command presence, gravitas, and credibility.
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To find out how authoritative your voice sounds, upload a clip and the AI rates your command presence out of 10, then breaks down where the authority comes from or leaks away: pitch and resonance (lower, anchored pitches usually read as more authoritative, and the analysis notes where your voice sits), pace (authority correlates with measured pacing, not rushing), filler words and upspeak that undercut you, decisive versus hedging language, and the body of your voice, meaning whether you speak from the chest or from the throat and head. It closes with two specific changes to sound more credible in meetings, presentations, or media, delivered candidly. Authority is a first-impressions currency: the same proposal lands differently depending on whether it is delivered in measured chest voice or rushed upspeak, and most of the undermining habits are invisible to the speaker. This makes them visible and fixable.
Upload a clip of you speaking in a context where authority matters (a meeting contribution, presentation excerpt, or recorded statement) and the AI audits the credibility signals. Pitch and resonance analysis locates where your voice anchors and whether it carries the lower, settled quality listeners read as authoritative. Pace analysis measures whether you deliver at a measured rate or rush, since speed reads as nervousness regardless of content. Filler and upspeak detection counts the ums, likes, and rising sentence endings that turn statements into questions. Language analysis separates decisive phrasing from hedges (I think, maybe, sort of, just). Voice placement analysis judges whether you are speaking from the chest or squeezing from the throat and head. The two closing recommendations target your biggest leaks first, because fixing upspeak before resonance is usually the faster win.
Upload a clip from a meeting, presentation, or recorded statement and the analyzer rates your command presence out of 10, then itemizes the evidence: where your pitch anchors, whether your pace reads measured or rushed, filler and upspeak counts, hedging language, and whether you speak from the chest. Two candid fixes close it out.
Listeners reliably read lower anchored pitch, measured pace, downward sentence endings, and chest resonance as credibility, and they read rushing, upspeak, and hedges (just, maybe, I think) as uncertainty. These are perception patterns, not fairness; the analyzer tells you which signals your voice currently sends so you can choose deliberately.
In most professional contexts, yes: rising intonation at the end of statements makes them sound like questions awaiting approval, and listeners discount them accordingly. The detection counts where it happens in your clip. It is also one of the fastest fixes in voice coaching, since awareness alone kills most of it.
It reads one recording, and authority is partly situational: the same voice lands differently in a boardroom and a brainstorm. The score reflects established perception research about pitch, pace, and hedging, not an absolute measure of your credibility. Treat a low score as a list of leaks worth plugging, not a verdict on your leadership.
Yes, and forcing depth usually backfires into strained, pressed sound. The bigger wins: slow down, land sentence endings downward, cut the hedges, and use chest resonance you already have. The analysis ranks your two biggest leaks first, because cutting fillers typically pays off faster than chasing a lower pitch.
A real or rehearsed clip of you in a credibility moment: giving a status update, pitching a decision, answering a tough question. Sixty seconds or so. Casual chat with friends scores misleadingly, since nobody deploys authority signals there. Re-record the same content after applying the two fixes and compare ratings.
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