At Invid.au, everything we build is anchored around three core pillars:
Organisations. Players. Grassroots talent.
Those pillars guide every decision we make, every update we ship, and every problem we’re trying to solve in Australian esports.
This isn’t just another tournament platform. It’s a system designed with purpose shaped by real competitive experience, built to fix the issues that held our scene back for years.
1. Supporting Esports Organisations — With Real Data, Real Talent, Real Development
esports organisations in Australia have always struggled with visibility:
- Which players are up-and-coming?
- Who has consistent performance?
- Which teams are actually worth scouting?
- How do we develop a roster long-term rather than chase week-to-week results?
Invid.au is built to give orgs the information and structure they've never had before.
We’re building a system where organisations can clearly understand talent, track development, and make informed decisions on players and teams that genuinely fit their identity.
From modular team structures to multi-season carryover support to talent discovery tools our focus is long-term infrastructure, not short-term hype.
2. Putting Players First — Fair, Reliable Tournaments Without the Usual Chaos
This platform is player-first at every level.
Why? Because we’ve lived the frustration ourselves.
As an ex-player, I lost track of how many times:
- I wasn’t paid on time (or at all).
- My team was forced into matches against opponents far outside our skill range.
- Entire tournaments stalled or collapsed because “everyone has to be available on the same night.”
Players deserve better than that and Invid.au is built to actually deliver it.
With us:
- Players are guaranteed on-time payouts for tournaments they complete.
- Scheduling isn’t a nightmare — teams don’t all need to be available simultaneously.
- We standardise match windows (e.g., Fridays 7pm) but allow teams to vote mutually on times during their weekly match window.
- The competitive experience is reliable, consistent, and structured.
3. Elevating Grassroots Talent — The Only Way Australia Competes Internationally
If Australia wants to stand on an international stage, grassroots players need a fair, competitive pathway.
The biggest blocker?
Grassroots teams often get thrown into mismatched games where they aren’t learning, improving, or competing at the right level.
On Invid.au:
- Teams are matched with others at near-identical skill levels.
- We create tiered, structured ecosystems so grassroots teams grow the right way.
- Their progress becomes visible to orgs, scouts, and the wider community.
We believe this ecosystem is how Australia finally builds sustainable, competitive talent pipelines.
Where We’re Going Next
We’re just getting started.
Invid.au is expanding into:
- better organisation tooling
- layered skill-based divisions
- cross-season player and team modules
- streamlined onboarding for orgs
- deeper stats, insights, and development paths
- a fully player-first match experience
- richer competitive formats
- more automation, less admin
And we’ll keep releasing developer notes, behind-the-scenes updates, and feature breakdowns as we go — right here on our news page.
esports in Australia deserves a platform built for the people actually playing, competing, coaching, and organising.
That’s what we’re building.
And we’re only just getting started.