Mailpeak is a new web service that basically turns webmail accounts into voicemail. Using the Twilio API, Mailpeak enables users to listen and send voice replies to their emails from just any phone. This service works both with Yahoo and Gmail, and the very same set of features is provided in both cases, and registration is handled in the very same way – it is completed by submitting your email address and phone number in addition to your first and last name, and picking a password.
Leaving aside people who are visually impaired (and who are the ones who would benefit the most from something like this), Mailpeak is going to be helpful to businessmen and entrepreneurs that have really hectic schedules, and who could use some extra time. These will be able to have their emails read out loud while they are doing something completely different, and kill two birds with the same stone.
Mailpeak is a paid service, with a monthly fee of $5.99 having to be paid in order to use it. But you can try it at no cost for 14 days, and get to realize if it’s right for you or not firsthand.
Mailpeak.com In Their Own Words
Listen to your mail from any phone, anywhere.
Some Questions About Mailpeak.com
In which other contexts could something like this be useful as it stands right now? And how could the service be improved so that it becomes usable elsewhere? 
