Phone-number targeting
Users start by entering the phone number of the person they want to prank, indicating the product is built around placing a voice call to a chosen number.
PrankGPT is a web-based AI voice calling tool for prank calls to a chosen phone number. Pick a voice and add a prompt to guide the call.
PrankGPT is a web-based voice calling tool that asks for a target phone number, a voice choice, and a prompt before starting a call. The homepage positions it as an AI-powered prank caller rather than a general-purpose chat app.
The product’s main workflow is narrow and direct: choose who to call, decide which voice should speak, and describe what the AI should talk about. The site also credits Vocode as the open source voice-app framework and mentions voice providers from Rime Labs and Google Cloud.
Users start by entering the phone number of the person they want to prank, indicating the product is built around placing a voice call to a chosen number.
The flow lets users select between at least two named voices, giving them a simple way to change the caller persona.
A free-text prompt field lets the user tell the AI what to talk about during the call, which shapes the conversation topic or script.
The page includes a country selector set to United States, suggesting the call flow is organized around a phone region or locale.
The site notes that it is built with Vocode and uses voices provided by Rime Labs and Google Cloud, which clarifies some of the underlying voice stack.
Someone can enter a phone number and a prompt to generate a prank-style AI call with a chosen voice persona.
A user who wants to test how a scripted call sounds can use the prompt field and voice selector to shape the conversation.
A visitor comparing voice options can switch between Marv and Zephyr to see how different personas affect the call.
The homepage shows a simple three-step flow: enter a phone number, choose a voice, and enter a prompt for what the AI should talk about before starting the call.
The homepage shows two voice options: Marv, described as the OG evil prankbot, and Zephyr, described as the Gen Z queen with voice by rime.ai.
The pricing page currently returns a 404 error, so the site does not provide visible pricing details in the captured content.
The captured pages do not provide setup documentation, supported regions beyond the United States selector, or a published feature list, so those details are not clear from the source.