How to run several divisions under one link

It depends on where the brackets come from.

Built from your entries

If teams entered online, there is nothing to set up. Every division you build on the Build page goes into the same tournament on its own, whether you build all four at once or one on Monday and the rest on Thursday. The divisions are the age groups listed on the program, so the tabs already read 10U, 12U and so on.

Built in the free bracket generator

• All at once. In the generator, set How many divisions? to the number you are running, fill in each one's age group and teams, and press Keep this tournament. They save as one tournament. The name you gave it is the name every family sees at the top, so make it the weekend's, like "Grand Strand Fall Classic", not "10U".
• One at a time. Save the first division as usual. When you save each of the others, pick the first one from Add it to one you already have. That list shows the tournaments you made in the generator; one built from entries never appears there, because its divisions come from its own entries.

A division cannot be moved into a different tournament after it is saved, so pick the right one when you save it.

Open Share from the menu along the top of any of the tournament's pages. Publish all puts every division live in one step, and the page then gives you the public link with a Copy button, a post ready to paste, and a QR code to download. That one address is the one to put on the poster, in the confirmation email, and behind the QR code on the wall.

The weekend's name at the top, the divisions as tabs underneath, and the first one already open. They tap their child's division once and get the same public page as always: the bracket, the schedule and the scores.

Every tab is a real link rather than a button, so a parent can bookmark the division they care about and come straight back to it. Doing that does not cut them off from the rest: a division's own page carries the same tabs, so they can still reach the others.

Only divisions that are live appear. One that is not live has no tab at all, grayed out or otherwise, because a tab nobody can open is a question you have to answer on a Saturday morning. If you add a division after publishing, press Publish all again and it appears.

The Share page lists the divisions under Divisions on the public page, in the order the tabs appear. Use the up and down arrows beside each one to move it.

The tournament's address is chosen the first time you publish and never changes, for the same reason a single bracket's link never changes. By the time anybody is using it, it is printed on something.

Renaming the tournament afterward is fine and does not move the link. Change it under Settings, in Tournament details. The name on the page updates; the address stays where it is.

Worth knowing before you plan around it.

• A division cannot change tournaments. There is no way to move a saved division into another tournament, or out of the one it is in and keep it as its own. Decide when you save it.
• Publishing is all or nothing. Publish all puts every division live, and Take the tournament down takes every one down. There is no switch for a single division, because half a weekend being public is almost never what anybody meant.
• Scores stay per division. There is no combined standings table across the whole weekend, because the divisions do not play each other.