Building Reincubate

I was interviewed recently by WebCertain TV on the importance of app data, and we talked about scaling up and the genesis of Reincubate.

Hanna Aase is a Norwegian entrepreneur, founder and tech for social good advocate who used the iPhone Backup Extractor to save and back up 30,000 messages from her iPhone, including voicemails from her grandmother.

We are pleased to write that through our extensive research and preparatory work, we've shipped updates to the API today to fully support the iOS 10 developer release. There are no client-side changes that you will need to make for this.

You've heard it from us before: we support all versions of iOS and the iCloud. We have full support for iOS 9.3.

I’m proud to announce that our company, Reincubate, has scored another first: we’ve released iPhone Backup Extractor 6 with support for iOS 9 iCloud backups. Currently, even Apple don’t support accessing these.

We’ve taken the decision to sunset Video Converter and Recover Files, and to migrate some of their functionality to iPhone Backup Extractor over time. We’ll continue to support existing customers with these products, and our pre-existing refund promise is unaffected.

Aidan Fitzpatrick writes about his experiences with the Entrepreneurs' Organization since joining.

Open and extract data from any iOS 8 iTunes backup. Recover photos, contacts, calendar, SMS, WhatsApp, voicemails, recordings, videos and more.

We recently published a small set of scripts which can dynamically and automatically allocate work across HAProxied servers to get the most from them.

18 months ago Reincubate moved into its first London office. We filled it up pretty quickly, opened another office in Bucharest, and set up a small facility in Norfolk.