Reincubate enables people to access their data from apps and devices, which would otherwise be inaccessible. The company’s mission is to democratise access to app data, so individuals and companies can do more with their data on a transparent and ethical basis. Its vision is to help 10% of the world create value with their own data.
We serve consumers, businesses and law enforcement with iPhone Backup Extractor, allowing users to examine data managed by Apple and many third-party apps (including Google, Facebook and Microsoft), both in the iCloud and on their device. Reincubate's APIs for iCloud, iOS, and other mobile devices serve parental monitoring, CRM, insurance, compliance and innovative product companies.
HM Queen Elizabeth Ⅱ recognised Reincubate in 2017 and 2018 with the Queen’s Award for Enterprise. The award is the UK’s highest official business honour, and reflects Reincubate’s performance with international sales, and innovation in building iPhone Backup Extractor. In addition, TrustPilot users have placed Reincubate in the country's top 10 most loved software companies, rating its software a near-perfect 9.8 out of 10.
Winning the Queen' Award
The company was founded in London, England in 2008 by Aidan Fitzpatrick, after he built the world's first tool for iOS data recovery. Later, the company released the world's first API for accessing iCloud data.
Innovation has been a key component of the company's success, and it claims a number of firsts.
- 1st to support iOS data access (2008)
- 1st to support encrypted iOS data access (2009)
- 1st to support every subsequent complex iCloud update release (9, 9.1, 9.3, 10, 10.3, 11, 12)
Reincubate's customers include the US Department of Justice, NASA, and police forces around the world. Case studies from some of these customers are published on the company's site. It has been featured in publications including the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Guardian, and the Register.
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