Our Latest Apps

Reflections for Lent Daily Bible Notes from the Church of England

This app provides daily Bible readings for Lent 2012, as well as a reflection by a leading author, and a prayer for the day. Reflections for Lent offers a simple way to make space for Bible study and reflection from Ash Wednesday (22 February 2012) to Holy Saturday (7 April 2012).

Ultimate Running Races from Collins

Discover the biggest, strangest, most loved, and best known running races from around the world. The Ultimate Running Races app allows you to plan your running year, keep track of your times, and share your successes with your friends.

Battlelines: Pearl Harbor from Osprey Publishing

Battlelines: Pearl Harbor is a unique bird's-eye-view map plots the Japanese attack, the location of US ships and the heroic American defensive efforts. Created by Aimer Media and military publisher Osprey it clearly explains the chaotic events of America's 'Date of Infamy'.

The Tate Guide to Modern Art Terms from Tate Publishing

For many of us the language in which modern art is described is as mystifying as the art itself. This comprehensive but concise art dictionary is the answer. Each term is defined with clarity and precision, putting themes, movements, media and art practices at the reader’s fingertips.

Species on the Edge from IUCN and Collins

From Alaska's Felt Llichen to the African Elephant, this unique app highlights 365 species on the Red List. The list is the most widely recognised list of threatened and endangered species, compiled by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

Reflections for Daily Prayer: Daily Bible Notes from the Church of England

This easy to use daily prayer app is based on the only Bible reading notes designed specifically for the Church of England by Church House Publishing. Following the Common Worship lectionary, the Reflections for Daily Prayer app allows you to read and reflect every day on the same passages as thousands of Anglicans worldwide.

About us

Aimer Media develop new publishing models using the opportunities created by mobile app frameworks. Initially we are creating apps for the Apple iphone/ipod touch/ipad ecosystem, but as other markets expand we will include others such as Android and Kindle.

We believe that many forms of publication contain much more structure and "cleverness" than can be seen on the printed page, we are dedicated to bringing out as much of that editorial vision as can be squeezed into a download.