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Why Reincubate?

Aidan FitzpatrickPublished August 1, 2008Updated March 13, 2020
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Reincubate helps companies and individuals build value with their own data in a transparent and ethical manner. The company enables its customers to access app data without the need to build or know about app or platform specifics.

In the same way that Twilio are the cogs for telephony and messaging, Reincubate acts as the cogs for app data, dealing with “app data hell” with transparent, ethical access to data that does not reduce end-user security. The data ownership remains with its original owners, with Reincubate’s technology providing the means to readily work with it.

Fundamentally, Reincubate’s technology enables access to these sources of data which are otherwise unavailable. For the few companies that already have access, the technology serves to substantially reduce uncertainty and reduce cost of ownership around this functionality. The benefits it provide differ between industries: for market research it enables companies to provide market data for online channels without lock-in from platform owners, for insurance it reduces risk, qualifies more potential customers, and opens product development opportunities, and for parental monitoring it reduces churn and grows LTV.

In a world where access to data is increasingly valuable and unequal, concentrating in the hands of a small number of large technology companies, Reincubate’s work serves to democratise access to that data. The company's mission is to provide data access and recovery for all app platforms, be they mobile, desktop, web, IoT or in-vehicle.

You can read more about Reincubate here.


About the author

Aidan Fitzpatrick

Founder, CEO

Aidan founded Reincubate in 2008 after building the world’s first iOS data recovery tool. Since then he has grown the company into one of the world’s top ISVs, working with companies like AMD, Qualcomm and HP to pioneer meaningful machine-learning features for video software, headlined by the Camo app ecosystem. Under Aidan’s leadership, Reincubate has won the UK’s highest business honour four times, earned a place on The Sunday Times’ 100 Tech list, and garnered industry recognition with Apple Design Award and App Store nominations. His work and techniques are often cited in academic papers on mobile forensics, and he’s been invited to speak at events hosted by companies like Google, Microsoft and Snap.


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