PixelForce in the news.

Yes. PixelForce won the Small Business Export Award at the 2025 South Australian Premier's Business and Export Awards, and was a national finalist in the Small Business category of the 2025 Australian Export Awards. It was named South Australian state winner at the Australian Achiever Awards in 2021 and 2022, and its pixelforce.com website won at the Web Excellence Awards in 2026. Founder Hinney Lo was named in InDaily's 40 Under 40 in 2019. Sweat, the fitness app PixelForce built, won Apple's Apple TV App of the Year in 2018, along with Apple Watch App of the Year and Apple Best of Developers. Each award is listed with a link to the source that confirms it wherever one is published online.

Tobi Pearce, co-founder of the Sweat fitness app, made a strategic investment in PixelForce in July 2025 and became a strategic advisor, as reported by Business News Australia, Mi3, eCommerceNews and The Advertiser. The investment formalised a partnership that began when PixelForce built Sweat, which went on to a $400 million acquisition by iFIT.

The PixelForce Launchpad is a $1.5 million programme PixelForce launched with Tobi Pearce in November 2025 to help ten Australian businesses build the platform foundations to scale, reported by Business News Australia and ChannelLife. It followed a 40 percent rise in the rescue projects PixelForce took on over the previous 18 months - rebuilds of platforms that could not support their own growth.

Email contact@pixelforce.com or call +61 8 7006 3226. Interviews with Hinney Lo, Co-Founder and CEO, can be arranged through the same contacts. PixelForce is headquartered in Kent Town, Adelaide, South Australia.