Omnic Data

Market position

Positioned in the esports and gaming analytics segment, with verticals spanning gaming, sports analytics, computer vision, content creation and machine learning platforms. Local press has described the company as a leader in esports analytics in Maine, and it was named to The Tech Tribune's list of best tech startups in Maine in 2025. Companies identified as comparable include trophi.ai, Osirion AS and Insights.gg.

The platform derives statistics from gameplay video using computer vision instead of relying on game publisher APIs, which allows analysis across titles and includes aim and pre-aim evaluation. Automated post-match reporting triggered by streaming, AI-generated highlight reels, playstyle matching to professional players and a conversational coaching assistant tied to a user's most recent match are presented as distinguishing features.

Technology

The Omnic Forge uses computer vision and deep learning to interpret gameplay video rather than depending on publisher game APIs for statistics. Coverage describes a neural network trained on thousands of hours of gameplay footage that surfaces tendencies difficult to spot in real time and converts them into performance feedback and strategy guidance for players and coaches, including measures such as reaction time and eye tracking. The company says the model's understanding of a game improves as its user community grows.

Go-to-market

Growth has been driven largely through partnerships and influencer relationships rather than direct sales alone. Announced relationships span scholastic and collegiate channels (PlayVS, the National Association of Collegiate Esports, Maryville University, Thomas College, Heritage Hall high school esports), community organizations (Esports Youth Club in South London, the Veterans of Foreign Wars' Combat Tested Gaming league), professional esports (M80), and physical venues (Belong Gaming arenas in the UK and Europe). The company also publishes research on coaching effectiveness and has demonstrated the product at in-person arena events.

Amateur, scholastic, collegiate and professional esports players and their coaches, plus content creators who stream on Twitch and YouTube Gaming. Institutional buyers include collegiate esports programs, universities, high school esports teams, scholastic competition platforms, professional esports organizations, gaming arena operators and veterans' gaming leagues.

Geography

Headquartered in Maine, with founding in Harpswell and offices in Brunswick. Commercial activity spans North America through scholastic, collegiate and professional partners, and the United Kingdom and Europe through Belong Gaming arenas and the London-based Esports Youth Club.

History

Founded in 2021, the company participated in accelerator programs associated with Techstars and the Roux Institute in September 2021 and raised $750,000 in early venture funding announced in February 2022, moving into office space on Station Avenue in Brunswick, Maine. Through 2023 it expanded game coverage to Valorant, published a study on the performance impact of its coaching, and signed early education and venue partners including Thomas College, Belong Gaming, Maryville University and Esports Youth Club, alongside collaborative research with a Roux Institute graduate student at Northeastern University on Valorant strategy. It entered high school esports with Heritage Hall in January 2024, partnered with PlayVS in October 2024, and in 2025 added M80 and the VFW's Combat Tested Gaming league. In July 2026 it was named Official Performance Intelligence Partner of the National Association of Collegiate Esports under a three-year agreement. Shaun Meredith was described as Co-Founder and CEO in October 2023 coverage; later material identifies Shubber H. Ali as Chief Executive Officer with Meredith as Chief Technology Officer and co-founder.

Risks & controversies

The company states on its site that it is not affiliated with the publishers whose games it analyzes, including Riot Games, Electronic Arts, Epic Games and Activision-Blizzard, and describes deriving match statistics without reliance on publisher APIs. Reported total funding remains under $1 million and headcount in the low teens, indicating limited scale relative to the consumer and institutional markets addressed.