No option is recommended by default; choose by how much of the finding and drafting the tool should do, and whether hearing respellings rendered matters.
Option A: Gemini Notebook: drafts the table, the author checks it
Best when: You want the tool to draft the finding pass, people confirm
What it does: Gemini Notebook drafts the table and notes; you and the author check
Strong at: Draft table comes with citations you can open
Limit: Accepted source file types not stated; confirm the chapter uploads
Free plan: Yes, limited (notebook and source caps)
Option B: Murf AI: previews each respelling, the author checks
Best when: You want to hear a preview before the author confirms
What it does: You list words by hand; Murf AI renders previews; the author confirms
Strong at: Preview a specific reading for names before confirming
Limit: Pronunciation library is Enterprise Only; single-word plan not stated
Free plan: Yes, limited (one-time 10-minute credit)
Option C: ElevenLabs: reads the chapter aloud, the author checks
Best when: You want difficult words surfaced by ear, each preview heard
What it does: ElevenLabs reads and previews; you and the author confirm
Strong at: Reads the chapter aloud and previews each respelling
Limit: No documented respelling editor workflow; reuse needs a developer
Free plan: Yes, limited (no commercial use)