ScheduleFCEvery league table and bracket, in one place.
Your kid’s league standings are on one site. The State Cup bracket is on another. The tournament schedule is on a third, and you found it once, in a text, in March. Link Locker keeps them together, sorted by kid.
3 free. No card to start.
You go hunting for the same pages every week.
- Every competition lives somewhere different. The league, the cup, the showcase — different organisers, different sites, no two the same.
- The link came once, in a team chat. Somebody posted it in March. It’s October, and you’re scrolling back through six months of messages to find it again.
- Bookmarks don’t survive a season. By the second kid and the third sport, the folder is unreadable.
- Last season takes even longer. Nobody keeps a record of where a bracket lived once it’s over, so you start the search from nothing.
Three fields and it’s saved.
- 01Paste the link. Whatever page the organiser publishes — a standings table, a bracket, a schedule.
- 02Say whose it is. Name the kid and the sport. Everything groups under them, so a two-kid, three-sport family still reads at a glance.
- 03Archive it when it’s done. Old seasons fold away under Previous instead of being deleted — because the year they went to the semi-final is worth keeping.
Sharing one is a tap: Copy puts the link on your clipboard so you can text it to the parent who asked. Your locker itself stays private.
3 free, then $5/year.
Save up to 3 competitions without paying anything — enough for one kid's season, and enough to know whether you'll use it. Activating lifts the limit for $5/year. Link Locker is its own product: this is all it costs, and it's separate from the family calendar — you can have either one without the other.
Questions
What exactly does it save?
The web address of the page you'd otherwise go looking for — a league standings table, a cup bracket, a tournament schedule. Just the link, tagged with which kid and which sport it belongs to.
Does it pull in the standings or the bracket itself?
No, and that's deliberate. Every organiser publishes differently and most change format between seasons, so anything we copied would be wrong sooner or later. Opening the link shows you whatever that site is showing right now, which is always current by definition.
What happens to last season?
Archive it. It folds away under Previous instead of being deleted, so the year they went to the semi-final is still there when someone asks — just not cluttering this season.
Can I send one to another parent?
Yes — every saved competition has a Copy button that puts the link on your clipboard, ready to paste into a text. Your locker itself stays private; nobody sees your list.
Is there a page other people can see?
Only if you also have a family calendar and switch it on. Then the calendar page you already share gains a Competitions tab beside the schedule. It's off by default, and a locker on its own has no public page at all.
How many can I save?
Three for free, which is about one kid's season. Activating lifts the limit. Link Locker is its own product with its own yearly price — if you also have a family calendar, that's billed separately, and cancelling one doesn't touch the other.
What if I don't want a family calendar?
Then don't build one. A locker stands on its own — you can start one, use it for years, and never touch the calendar side.
Stop hunting for the bracket.
Put Link Locker between you and the search bar. It takes a minute.