Turn the release notes you already write into video.
Point Velo at your notes and it becomes a short walkthrough of what shipped - no separate production project.
Velo turns the release notes you’ve already written, or a quick screen recording, into a short video that shows what changed and why it matters - narrated in your own voice, with the written notes kept in sync, in any language.
Point Velo at your notes and it becomes a short walkthrough of what shipped - no separate production project.
A clip of the update in action lands better than a bullet list - customers see the value, not just a version number.
Make one each time you ship, so updates don’t pile up unread.
Re-voiced and captioned in multiple languages, in your own voice, so global customers get the update too.
Every video comes with the written release notes kept current - for your release email, your notes page, and in-app.
Shipping a feature is only half the work - if customers don’t notice it, it might as well not exist. The best release notes lead with what the user can now do, and a short video that shows the update and the outcome it unlocks gets watched and moves adoption.
Four steps. A release video.
Import your release notes, record the new feature, or type the highlights.
Clone your voice once with VeloTwin; every release is narrated in your voice, no filming and no stock presenter.
A clean clip of the update, captions, and brand styling automatically - plus the written notes kept in sync.
Add it to your release email, notes page, in-app, or social - in every language your customers speak.
I used Velo to make a video and I enjoyed building it - the process is straightforward and the result is already good. I’m launching tomorrow, and I’ll use the video on my launch.
A short video that walks customers through what changed in a release - instead of, or alongside, written release notes.
The update you publish with each release telling customers what’s changed, improved, or fixed. The best release notes examples lead with what the user can now do, not the feature name - and a release notes video shows exactly that.
Yes. Point Velo at your notes and it generates a narrated walkthrough of what shipped.
Record the feature, or point Velo at the notes, so you can attach a video to every release.
Yes. Every video comes with the written notes, and editing one keeps the other in sync.
Yes. Velo re-voices each video and translates captions and on-screen text, in your own cloned voice.
In your release email, your notes or what’s-new page, in-app, on social, or as a branded link.
Release notes are the customer-facing story of a release; a changelog is the running list of changes. Velo makes both - see our changelog videos page.
Yes - voice narration is free and you can start without a credit card.