About Lil' Brackets
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Why we made it
Lil' Brackets was invented by a group of parents in Kirkland, WA who enjoy college basketball and wanted to bring their kids into the excitement in a fun, engaging and family-oriented way.
Every bracket out there assumes you can read team names and know the seeds. Little kids care about which mascot looks friendlier. So we drew our own characters, turned every game into one big tap, and gave every right pick a sticker.
What we promise
- Free, for real. No ads, no in-app purchases, no premium tier.
- Kids never type. A grown-up holds the account; kids just tap.
- We keep almost nothing. A nickname, a sticker animal, picks and scores. No real names, photos or locations for kids.
- We delete it every year. Kids' data is deleted automatically 30 days after the last championship.
- We never sell data. Not to advertisers, not to anyone.
Lil' Brackets is built with COPPA, the US children's privacy law, in mind. Read the privacy policy and terms for the details.
Independent and unofficial
Lil' Brackets follows the NCAA men's and women's college basketball tournaments but isn't affiliated with the NCAA, any conference, league or school. The mascot characters are our own drawings, not team logos, and are designed to be kid-friendly to help little ones make their bracket picks.
Say hello
Questions, ideas or a great story about your kid's picks? Write to hello@lilbrackets.com. Privacy questions go to privacy@lilbrackets.com. By mail: Lil' Brackets, 218 Main Street Suite 757, Kirkland, WA 98033.