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Reincubate in The Sunday Times 100 fastest-growing tech companies

Aidan FitzpatrickPublished January 13, 2026Updated March 18, 2026
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I’m pleased to share that Reincubate has been included in The Sunday Times 100 Tech 2026, recognising the UK’s fastest-growing private tech companies.

This isn’t something I take for granted. Growth matters when it’s built on the right foundations. For Reincubate, that’s meant staying true to our values: building sustainably, serving our customers with integrity, creating delight through exceptional experiences, and fostering a place where talented people can do their best work building innovative products that just work. Over the past few years we’ve won more users and customers, grown the team, and built new partnerships, products and technology.

We’ve done this without venture capital, something I’m especially proud of, because it speaks to the ethos we set out with from day one: to grow responsibly, to partner and work with the best companies and teams in our industry, and to focus on long-term value over short-term wins.

To the Reincubate team, our partners, customers and users: your tenacity, care, and belief in what we’re building together has made this possible. I’m proud of how far we’ve come, and even more excited about the impact we can make in the years ahead. Thank you!

Read the full article - The Sunday Times 100 Tech, Britain's fastest-growing private technology companies.


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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