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“We’re excited to partner with Reincubate to harness its AI video technology, enabling HP’s next gen AI PC users to collaborate clearly. It’s not only more efficient, but completely secure.”

Guayente Sanmartin, HP
“Reincubate makes Camo, a good app that lets you use an iPhone as a live webcam with your Mac.”

John Gruber, Daring Fireball
Recent coverage
IT and software groups dominate the FT1000 rankings
Financial Times
The Sunday Times 100 Tech 2026
The Sunday Times
Windows gets its own screen-powered ring light via a new app
Windows Central
Apple announces finalists for the 2025 App Store Awards
Apple Newsroom
This 4K webcam feels like a killer value
Windows Central
Introducing Razer Kiyo V2: 4K. Now With AI.
Razer Newsroom
Windows ML is generally available
Windows Blog
Say goodbye to fuzzy, hazy, and low resolution webcam video
TechRadar
From our blog

Introducing Camo Studio 2.9
Camo Studio 2.9 brings our biggest live production features to Windows: native multistreaming, dynamic web layers, dockable stream panels, and an Elgato Stream Deck plugin — plus direct streaming to Facebook, Instagram and Kick.

Dispatch from the King’s Award Royal Reception
Fresh from representing Reincubate at the King’s Award royal reception, Andrew shares thoughts on the day’s events and its place in Reincubate’s journey.

Introducing Camo Studio 2.8
Camo Studio 2.8 is one of the biggest releases we’ve shipped yet, with a payload of new features and improvements that users can enjoy today. These include a suite of audio mixing tools on Windows, and support for web and chat layers, multistreaming, scene transitions, and more on macOS.
