Turn your changelog into videos that get new features noticed.

Velo turns your changelog or release notes into a short “what’s new” video - narrated in your own voice, showing the feature in action - ready for your changelog, in-app, email, or Slack, in every language.

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Releases that get adopted, not just shipped

Turn your changelog or release notes into video.

Point Velo at the notes you’ve already written and each release becomes a short, watchable “what’s new” clip - no filming, no editing.

Show the feature, don’t just describe it.

A 30-second video shows the new feature in action - far likelier to earn a click than a bullet in a list.

One release, every channel and language.

Drop the same video into your changelog, in-app, release email, or Slack - re-voiced and captioned in your customers’ languages.

Notes and video, always in sync.

Every video ships with its written release note; edit one and both update - so your changelog and video never disagree.

See which releases land.

Analytics show who watched and which features got attention - so you know what’s being adopted and what to re-surface.

Industry-reported

If you ship a feature and adoption stays flat, it’s rarely a code problem - it’s a distribution problem. A short video shows what the feature does and what users can now do with it, and gets watched where a bullet list gets skipped.

How to make a changelog video

Four steps. A clear “what’s new” video.

Start from a link, document, or screen recording.

Start from your release notes

Import your changelog entry or release notes, record the feature, or type the highlights.

Clone your voice and face once with VeloTwin.

Make it sound like you

Clone your voice once with VeloTwin; every update is narrated in your voice, no stock presenter.

Rewrite the script per prospect or persona.

Let Velo produce it

Clean steps, zoom on the new feature, captions, and brand styling automatically - plus the written note kept in sync.

Share a branded link with a written recap.

Ship it everywhere

Embed in your changelog, in-app, release email, or Slack - in every language.

No video yet? Point Velo at the release notes - or just describe what shipped - and it writes the script, generates the video, and voices it in the language you choose.

A video for every kind of release

Major launches Feature updates Bug-fix roundups Beta & early access API & developer changes Monthly “what’s new” recaps

Why product and product-marketing teams make Velo their release-video layer

Made from the release notes you already write

Shows the feature in action

One video, every channel and language

Notes + video, always in sync

Your voice, not a stock presenter

See which releases land

Velo isn’t a changelog tool - it’s the video layer that turns each release into a watchable update, in your voice and your users’ language, generated from the notes you already write.

A key idea behind Velo is that you don’t need to get the recording perfect; the system restructures the content into a final video.
Gokul Krishna A Automation Technical Lead

Changelog video FAQ

A short video that announces a product update or release - showing the new feature in action - instead of, or alongside, a text changelog entry.

Yes. Point Velo at your changelog entry or release notes and it generates a narrated “what’s new” video.

Embed them in your changelog or in-app, add them to a release email, or share in Slack - wherever you announce updates.

Yes - every video comes with its written note, kept in sync when you edit.

Yes. Velo re-voices and translates captions in your own cloned voice.

Import the notes, generate, and ship - no filming or editing.

Yes - analytics show who watched and which updates got attention.

No. Velo makes the videos and written notes; you publish them in the changelog, in-app tool, or email you already use.

Yes - voice narration is free and you can start without a credit card.

Turn your next release into a video people actually watch.