Australia's App Developers Behind $1.5B+ in Client Revenue

Yes. PixelForce is an Australian app development company headquartered in Adelaide, and we work with startups, scale-ups and enterprises across every state - Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and beyond. You work directly with a senior, in-house team of designers, engineers and QA specialists rather than an offshore hand-off. Most engagements run remotely with regular video sessions, and we meet in person where it adds value.

A verifiable track record and a fully in-house team. We built and scaled SWEAT to a $400 million acquisition and EzLicence into Australia's number-one driver-education marketplace, and across 100+ products our clients' apps have generated more than $1.5 billion in revenue. We are an AWS Advanced Tier Partner with 15+ AWS-accredited engineers, and hold a 99.99% uptime record. You work with the same senior people from the first workshop through to launch.

Every build runs through our 1-3-1 method: one problem, three costed options, one clear recommendation, agreed before any code is written. Senior engineers own the work end to end, with QA and security built into each phase rather than bolted on at the end. That discipline is how we have delivered a 98% first-time app store approval rate and kept production systems at 99.99% uptime for apps used by more than 50 million people.

We design and build native iOS and Android apps, cross-platform apps, web applications and the cloud back-ends behind them, from a first MVP through to enterprise-grade platforms and rescues of stalled projects. Services span product strategy and scoping, UX/UI design, engineering, QA, AWS cloud architecture, and ongoing support and growth once you are live.

Scoping and design typically runs $35,000 to $65,000, and full development from $100,000, with larger platforms up to around $350,000 depending on scope. The right number depends on the problem, so we start with a fixed-scope discovery that returns three costed options and a recommendation before you commit to a build. You own the IP and the code from day one.

A focused MVP usually takes about three to six months from kickoff to launch, while larger, multi-platform products run longer. We work in a fixed four-week cadence so you always know what is being delivered and when, and we can stage the release to get a first version in front of real users sooner.

Both. We have taken founders from a first idea to a funded, scaling product, and we run enterprise-grade builds and rescues for established companies. The same senior in-house team handles either - what changes is the scope and cadence, not the quality of the people on your project.