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Custom measurement tool for ArcGIS Experience Builder 📐 Enhance your ArcGIS mapping workflow with the ArcGIS Ruler Tool! ArcGIS Ruler Tool is a lightweight, fast, and seamless browser extension designed specifically for GIS professionals, cartographers, and developers working within the ArcGIS Experience Builder ecosystem. Whether you are analyzing layouts, checking spatial boundaries, or verifying design elements, this custom measurement widget integrates directly into your active map view to deliver precise, on-the-fly measurements without cluttering your workspace. ⚡ KEY FEATURES: • Tailored for ArcGIS: Built from the ground up to support both ://arcgis.com and custom *.arcgis.com domains. • Seamless Integration: Inject drawing and measurement tools directly into your active ArcGIS tab with a single click. • Native Performance: Runs entirely locally in your browser context using modern Manifest V3 standards—ensuring zero lag and maximum security. • Developer-Focused: Clean, intuitive UI that complements the native ArcGIS Experience Builder interface. 🔒 PRIVACY & SECURITY FIRST: • No Data Collection: We do not track your browsing history, capture coordinates, or collect personal data. • 100% Private: All distance and geometric calculations happen strictly on your local machine. No external servers or remote code execution. Streamline your spatial verification today with the ultimate helper tool for ArcGIS Experience Builder! Developed by Alexandr Jabadari.
Aug 4, 2026
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