Bracket image and “Share”: sending a tournament to players
A bracket usually goes to the players' chat, to the club's social pages or onto a notice board. For all of that the tournament page has one button — “Share”.
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A link in one tap
Press “Share” — on a phone the system share sheet opens, on a computer the link is copied to the clipboard. The link opens the tournament without signing up: bracket, table, schedule and rules.
Bracket PNG
The arrow next to “Share” opens the downloads menu. “Download PNG” saves an image of the bracket or table that is easy to post in a messenger or on social media. The image includes the tournament name, the bracket with scores and a honeycup.ru caption with a QR code: players scan it to open the tournament and see the current score.
What else is in the menu
- “Export to PDF” — the bracket or table for printing;
- “Embed code” — the bracket on a club or federation website;
- for organisers — printable match protocols and copying the tournament.
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