A browser tool built with Claude Code tracks property lines across drone footage
Vjeux · x · 2026-07-23
A real-estate-focused browser tool was vibe coded with Claude Code to draw parcel boundaries onto drone footage and keep the lines locked to the ground as the camera moves.
- The problem: agents wanted an easy way to show buyers exactly where a lot ends, but the only common alternative was After Effects for a tiny repetitive task.
- The tool lets you drop in a drone clip, draw the parcel outline on the first frame, and use GPU motion tracking to keep it attached to the ground as perspective shifts.
- If the line drifts, you can add a keyframe and re-track surrounding segments; the line style is customizable.
- It exports the finished video and is free to use until export, with no account required before then.
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