Your résumé is dead.
Long live the player card.
Add Player One turns your gaming skills and setup into a shareable card. Players build theirs in minutes. Esports teams, creator squads, and studios hiring for remote technical or operational roles all browse the same directory and shortlist the talent they want.
Build your card
Avatar, games, gear loadout, skill dots, and clips — one card for every team that wants you.
Get discovered
Providers browse the directory and shortlist talent that fits.
Light gigs
An optional job board — separate from the main directory.
Why hiring teams use Add Player One
The signals that matter when you're scouting players.
Skill signals, not buzzwords
Self-rated skill dots today, plus an optional reaction-time benchmark score, so you're not just trusting a résumé.
See the real thing
Browse gear loadouts, ranked stats, and clips instead of a polished cover letter.
Filter fast
Search by game, role, and availability instead of cold-DMing Discord servers and ladders.
How it's used today
Real ways teams and creators are putting player cards to work right now.
Esports scouting
Teams shortlist high-rank players by game and role instead of cold-DMing Discords and ladders.
Creator teams
Streamers hire video editors, thumbnail artists and mods from players who already know their content.
Studio hiring
Game studios hire QA, community managers and playtesters from the people who actually play their game.
Skill sponsorships
Brands back players based on ranked stats and clips — not follower counts or a polished LinkedIn.
Clip & content licensing
Clippers and social teams license original, unedited gameplay clips straight from the player who recorded them — no re-uploads, no reposting disputes.