Australia App Market Statistics in 2023

Canva is on position 1 of the biggest Australian app publishers. Canva, which was founded in 2012, is a simplified graphic-design website. They use a drag-and-drop format and provide users with photographs, vector images, graphics, and fonts. Canva has developed and published Canva: Graphic Design & Logo, Poster, Video Maker. They own a single app that has been downloaded more than 285.21m+ times.

Sigmoid Labs and its affiliates is on position 2 of the biggest Australian app publishers. They own a single app that has been downloaded more than 248.71m+ times.

Sofeh Sunrise is on position 3 of the biggest Australian app publishers. Sofeh Sunrise is an Australian-based mobile app developer and publisher. Their goal is to combine art and technology. Sofeh Sunrise has published the app ORG 2020. They own a single app that has been downloaded more than 171.63m+ times.

Piu Piu Apps is on position 4 of the biggest Australian app publishers. They own 26 apps that have been downloaded together more than 56.7m+ times.

FatSecret is on position 5 of the biggest Australian app publishers. FatSecret is an Australian mobile app developer that produces apps that promote healthy eating and living. The company notes that people who track food achieve more than double the average weight loss and members lose weight 3x faster when doing it with friends. FatSecret has created the most powerful solution for healthy, sustainable weight loss. FatSecret is best known for the app Calorie Counter by FatSecret. They own a single app that has been downloaded more than 46.92m+ times.

aunumber is on position 6 of the biggest Australian app publishers. They own a single app that has been downloaded more than 36.13m+ times.

SyncTech Pty Ltd is on position 7 of the biggest Australian app publishers. SyncTech Pty Ltd is an Australian mobile app developer that has produced apps focused on SMS backup and restoration. SyncTech Pty Ltd has produced SMS Backup & Restore Pro, SMS Backup & Restore, and Add-On - SMS Backup & Restore. They own 3 apps that have been downloaded together more than 33.8m+ times.

Delicious is on position 8 of the biggest Australian app publishers. Delicious, which is based in Australia, develops simple, beautiful, fast SMS and MMS apps. Delicious has published a number of apps, including Textra SMS, Textra Emoji - Android Pie Style, chomp SMS, Textra Emoji - Twitter Style, and more. They own 2 apps that have been downloaded together more than 33.29m+ times.

Moodle Pty Ltd. is on position 9 of the biggest Australian app publishers. They own 3 apps that have been downloaded together more than 30.8m+ times.

Desygner Pty Ltd is on position 10 of the biggest Australian app publishers. They own 20 apps that have been downloaded together more than 27.9m+ times.

73% of apps from Australian publishers have Google Firebase integrated. In total 8,871 apps. Firebase is a mobile and web application development platform SDK that gives app builders the ability to develop their apps faster, without worrying about infrastructure. It includes functionalities like analytics, databases, messaging and crash reporting so developers can move quickly and focus on their users.

52% of apps from Australian publishers have Firebase Cloud Messaging integrated. In total 6,316 apps. Firebase Cloud Messaging is a cross-platform messaging solution developed by Google that lets app developers reliably deliver messages at no cost. With Firebase Cloud Messaging, app developers can notify a client app that new email or other data is available to sync, and drive user re-engagement and retention with notification messages.

50% of apps from Australian publishers have OkHttp integrated. In total 6,107 apps. OkHttp is an open source project designed to be an efficient HTTP client. It's also easy to use. OkHttp’s request/response API is designed with fluent builders and immutability. It supports both synchronous blocking calls and async calls with callbacks.

49% of apps from Australian publishers have Kotlin integrated. In total 5,942 apps.

42% of apps from Australian publishers have gson integrated. In total 5,064 apps. Gson is a Google-developed Java library that app developers can leverage to convert Java Objects into their JSON representation, and vice versa. It works with arbitrary Java objects, including pre-existing objects of which developers do not have the source-code.

32% of apps from Australian publishers have Google Maps integrated. In total 3,859 apps.

29% of apps from Australian publishers have Glide integrated. In total 3,486 apps. Glide is an open source media management and image loading framework for Android that supports fetching, decoding, and displaying video stills, images, and animated GIFs. Glide includes a flexible API that developers can plug in to almost any network stack.

26% of apps from Australian publishers have ZXing integrated. In total 3,104 apps. ZXing – also known as “zebra crossing” – is an open-source, multi-format barcode image processing library implemented in Java, with ports to other languages. It supports 1D product, 1D industrial, and 2D barcodes.

25% of apps from Australian publishers have Firebase Crashlytics Fabric integrated. In total 3,037 apps. Fabric Crashlytics is the most powerful, lightest weight crash reporting SDK on the market. App developers that leverage Fabric Crashlytics are able to spend less time finding crashes and more time fixing them.

25% of apps from Australian publishers have Google Ads AdMob integrated. In total 2,982 apps. Google Ads AdMob is a mobile advertising platform that enables users to monetize their mobile applications via in-app advertising. AdMob is based on the Google Mobile Ads SDK and serves over 200 billion ad requests a month, with over 1 million advertisers and 1 million apps currently running on the AdMob mobile ad network.