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# Part 5 — Integrate custom tracker into Videos Annotator tool \[OpenCV Tracker]
### Table of contents
1. [Videos Annotator?](#step-1-videos-annotator)
2. [Trackers](#step-2-trackers)
3. [Creating the APP](#step-3-creating-the-app)
4. [Results](#step-4-results)
### Step 1 — Videos Annotator?
Ok. This is the video annotation tool available in Supervisely.\
To launch the Videos Annotator, click on the videos dataset. Done!
### Step 2 — Trackers
Supervisely has **two types** of tracking algorithms:
1. **Predefined** — our base tracking solutions
2. **Apps** — custom tracking solutions
They become available when you select the annotated object.\
In this part, we will integrate our own tracker (**Apps**).
### Step 3 — Creating the APP
**1. Add session tag to config**
In order for the Videos Annotator to see our application, we link it through the **sessions tags** space.\ 
Only through the `sly_video_tracking` tag will Videos Annotator see our application. So:
**config.json (partially)**
```json
"session_tags": [
"sly_video_tracking"
]
```
**2. Handle track command**
How to handle commands — [see here](https://github.com/supervisely-ecosystem/how-to-create-app/tree/master/chapter-03-ui/part-03-app-handlers#step-1--handle-html-events).\
The most important thing is to write a handler for the **track command**.
**src/main.py (partially)**
```python
@g.my_app.callback("track")
@sly.timeit
@send_error_data
def track(api: sly.Api, task_id, context, state, app_logger):
tracker = TrackerContainer(context)
tracker.track()
```
The OpenCV tracker logic is described [here](https://github.com/supervisely-ecosystem/how-to-create-app/blob/master/chapter-01-headless/part-05-integrate-to-videos-annotator/src/tracker.py#L42-L100).\
**You can replace it with your own code (your own tracker)**.
### Step 4 — Results
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Integrate custom tracker into Videos Annotation tool
{% endembed %}
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