ParcelScene
PROPERTY MAPS FOR REAL ESTATE

The property.
The bigger picture.

Show the lot, the setting, and what’s nearby. Start with an address. Add your name. Choose the views that matter.

Open the studio →Salt Lake County pilot
Library Square + Washington Square · Salt Lake CityPublic-property demo · Fictional agency branding

A listing has an address.
Give it some context.

Aerial views make it easier to understand a property. Parcel outlines show the lot. A wider view brings a nearby park or school into the picture.

Library Square with its county parcel boundary shown as a white dotted line and fictional Fieldnote agency branding.
01 / THE PARCEL

A clear outline. Your branding.

Library Square, Salt Lake City. An actual public-property parcel, used here as a demo.

Library Square and neighboring Washington Square park, each outlined on the same aerial photograph.
02 / THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Show what’s around it.

Washington Square sits across the street. Both county parcels are outlined in one view.

Start with one address.

  1. Find the property

    Check the address and county parcel outline.

  2. Choose your views

    Move from the lot to the surrounding neighborhood.

  3. Make it yours

    Add your name and company, then save your draft.

Available now: parcel lookup, aerial previews, saved branding and project drafts. Image, PDF and video exports are in development.

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About these examples

Library Square and Washington Square are public-property examples, not listings. Fieldnote is fictional demo branding; no affiliation or endorsement is implied. The animation pans and zooms an overhead photograph.

Imagery: USGS / USDA NAIP, The National Map (public domain). Parcel outlines: Salt Lake County GIS snapshot, September 2026. Boundaries are approximate and are not a survey. A park’s county parcel is not necessarily its managed park boundary. Imagery may predate the parcel data.