Jump to a spot — you're moving the real camera
Stream runs ~30s behind, so your move shows up shortly after you tap.
- Quiet on the water — the AI is scanning.
Monday on the lake. High 99°F, low 74°F, sunny. Water's at full pool, 681.0 ft. Barely a breeze — glassy water out there. Sunset at 8:29 PM. — @LTLakeCam
Clear for the hour.
How busy is the lake?
166boat tracks / hr
Some traffic
A relative gauge of boat activity — distinct boat tracks per rolling hour, not a literal headcount. Most days outside summer read low to medium; that's normal.
Lake Travis, observed — every day since 2022
A live, AI-tracked webcam over Lake Travis
A single PTZ camera in the hills above Lakeway points across the lake. An AI tracker follows boats on its own — and when you take the wheel, you can jump the camera to a spot yourself. The same controls run in YouTube chat, and the view stays on open water, never on anyone's yard.
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