Iain Reid

I originally made this product back in 2017 to solve a problem that I had - I was continuously taking pictures of things I wanted to remember, but they just sat amongst my photo library - not very useful, and pretty hard to find again! NINE was built primarily to scratch that itch - and to put something out into the app store. Almost 3 years later it has been downloaded over 220,000 times -...

A simple idea beautifully executed. Nice work!

Hi everyone! I'm one of the product designers who made Covet - really happy to be featured today! Covet was a response to the overwhelming popularity of the 'Buy' tag in our previous app, NINE - a visual to-do list. We found many of our users were snapping pictures of the products they loved, and then noting the shop details or grabbing the business card (how many times have you done that...

I've had a sneak peek of this terrifying experience - and it really opens your eyes to the possibilities of VR. The attention to detail across the board is genuinely triple A - both in terms of environment and story. If you have tried any VR experiences you will be aware of how quickly you can become immersed with even simple graphics, this is the next level... get ready to experience genuine,...

Looks fantastic - When will it come to the UK app store?

We popped this on Kickstarter to raise some funds to build the full version - but you can also check out the prototype at http://ooovre.com. It's UK only at the moment, but we have some US data too - so watch this space!

The premise of NINE is simple. Most of us use our phone camera as a way of capturing things we want to do, products we want to buy and places we want to go - but they end up lost amongst our other photos. NINE solves this by encouraging you to organise your photo reminders via the use of nine ‘everyday action tags’. Why NINE? Because nobody really wants to have to create their own filing system...