mailSpeak

IMD Inc.

About this app

Do you carry your smartphone around the house?
Wouldn't you like to have two smartphones?
Wouldn't you like to utilize your unused Alexa? lol

If you live alone,
Keep an Amazon Alexa (Amazon Echo Show or Fire TV) in your bathroom, kitchen, or sink, and install the mailSpeak app on your smartphone.
Your smartphone notifications and calls will be forwarded to Alexa, so you can spend your time without having to carry your smartphone around the house.

This is perfect for those who want to be sure to stay up to date with breaking news, stock prices, market information, work notifications, and more, but are looking for a good tool.

Even if you use a tablet at home, there are times when you want to know about messages and notifications that only reach your smartphone, right?
Whether you're watching a stream or TV, cooking in the kitchen, or relaxing in the bathroom, Alexa will notify you with audible and visual notifications, making it stress-free!

Of course, since many people don't use Alexa, even those who don't use Alexa can take advantage of this feature.

You can forward (share) smartphone notifications to another smartphone or tablet, forward them to an email address, or even have them automatically read aloud on the smartphone itself, so even those who don't use Alexa can take advantage of it.

For example, if you, an IT-savvy person, share the smartphone notifications of your children or senior relatives,
you can keep track of usage in real time and prevent dangerous messages and scams before they happen.

In addition to smartphone notifications, you can use the smart home integration feature to notify Alexa when the battery reaches a specified level. By linking with a smart plug, you can prevent overcharging and accidental battery drain.

The mailSpeak app (Android only) works with Alexa's "MailSpeak" and "SmartSensor" skills, so you can read and control emails received via "MailSpeak" (received at an @mailSpeak.jp email address) from the app.

While this app isn't for everyone,
it may be a reasonably priced tool for those living alone, those who want to keep an eye on their children's smartphones, or those who want to check on the smartphones of seniors, depending on how you use it.
For that reason, it allows you to install and manage up to five smartphones with one account, and it supports biometric authentication (passkey), ensuring the latest security and convenience.

Recommended for:
This app is especially recommended for those living alone and working from home.
It may also be a good choice for those who find tasks like Tasker and IFTTT a bit difficult.
Conversely, if you're comfortable building your own IoT devices, you can use smartphone notifications to trigger smart home integration, so why not try building a smart environment via Alexa?

Solving the problems of people with multiple smartphones:
- Notification sharing (supports sharing time and filters)
- Incoming and missed call sharing
- Share battery status across multiple smartphones
- Search app notifications and received emails across all smartphones

For caregivers and parents:
- Check your child's smartphone
- Share your child's notifications with your child to ensure safety
- Track usage and external interactions in real time
- Use the "Shared Log Analysis" feature to graph message trends by outgoing message (see at a glance who you interact with most and the situations)

- Keep an eye on seniors
- Instantly share notifications from emergency button apps (smartphone notifications from dedicated apps can also be immediately forwarded to family members)
- Share messages to prevent fraud (so you can spot suspicious messages)
- Check availability (check usage and charging status)

For financial markets, work from home, and media:
・Get breaking news at any time (news reports, stock prices, and other timely information via smartphone/Alexa)
・Respond to messages easily anywhere (carrying a smartphone or Watch is a pain!)

Office:
・Read the contents of mass emails to departments, etc. via Alexa (set up in the office)
・Get notified by Alexa when the battery on a work-sharing tablet or smartphone is low
・Get notified by Alexa when a work-sharing tablet or smartphone receives an incoming or missed call

Other/Utility:
・Read messages aloud, even for those with visual impairments or presbyopia (Use with Alexa or your smartphone)
- Never miss a low or overcharged battery (extends battery life for a great deal)
- Never miss a LINE or phone call (even missed calls)
- Receive messages without wearing your smartwatch at home
- No error messages when receiving emails (up to 10MB)
- Receive peace of mind knowing you'll be notified of upcoming delivery calls
- Tap to copy the OTP authentication number sent to your smartphone
- Designed, developed, and operated by a team of Japanese engineers (using a Hokkaido VPS for an eco-friendly approach)

About the MailSpeak skill
URL: https://mailSpeak.jp/