... thing became obvious while we were building over the last few months. Knowledge is only useful if people can actually understand it. That s why we taught every Velo to speak 37 languages . The goal wasn t just translation. It was making the exact same message accessible to teams, customers, and partners anywhere. Looking forward to showing what we ve been working on. Comment from Elliot Zoellner(@elliot_zoellner): I really like this. So much of social media is hidden ...

... thought we were redesigning a website. Looking back, we were really redesigning how we explain ourselves. We started trying to answer one question: If someone couldn t read a single word, would they still understand what Velo is? That changed everything. We realized our old brand explained what Velo

... weeks after launching @Velo , we noticed something interesting. People weren't using it alone. They'd clone a voice, generate a few videos, then immediately ask: "Can my co-founder use this too?" "Can my editor access these assets?" "Can the whole team share credits?" At first, we thought they were edge cases. They weren't. The more people used Velo

... session Voice AI is moving from API to consumer In February and March, voice products were APIs for developers. Krisp Accent. AssemblyAI. ElevenAgents. By April, the consumer products started showing up . NovaVoice is a "Voice OS" for the desktop. Velo turns raw recordings into sharable content. The infrastructure is ready. Now the question is who builds the thing people actually want to use What this means for builders Pure agent play is over. MCP is infrastructure now. Agents are expected ...

... Some of you have been using and sharing Velo without us asking. We are seeing it and we really appreciate it. More than you know. So we have launched an affiliate program - our way of giving back for all that organic sharing and the love you have been showing Velo

... first version taught us a lot. What worked, what didn t, where people got stuck, and where things felt magical. We ve rebuilt a lot of Velo from the ground up based on that. Before we hit launch, I want to ask this community directly: What would you expect from a product like Velo

... Things have been moving really fast at  Velo .    The pace at which we're building based on feedback has honestly been a bit crazy, in a good way. We're shipping, iterating, and learning fast.   One thing that kept coming up from users was  prompt-to-video . It's actually been one of the most requested features, right after assisted recording.   We love where assisted recording is headed, but there's still plenty ... ... want to improve.   In the meantime, prompt-to-video is the next big thing we're focused on, and for good reason.   Here's how it works: you upload a PDF, tell Velo

... name it. What they're feeling is the absence of imperfection. The fingerprints that make a voice actually yours. Most tools optimise for clean. However, we are taking a little different road than just clean. We built Velo's voice clone to optimise for you - preserving the rhythm, texture, and natural unevenness that makes your voice recognisable as yourself. Our new feature launch is also around perfecting voice clones and streaming them faster. This is such an exciting time ...

... Over the past few months, we ve been talking to a lot of you using Velo. Real conversations, and people trying it out, sending clips, pointing things out. And almost everyone said some version of the same thing: It sounds like me but something feels missing. At first, we thought it was about accuracy. Maybe the voice wasn t close enough. But the more we listened, the clearer it became - that wasn t the issue. The issue ... ... little natural shifts that make your voice yours just aren t fully there yet. It sounds right, but it doesn t feel alive. So we went back and started reworking how we think about voice cloning at Velo

... everyone! We're beyond grateful to be named Product of the Day . It has been incredible, and the response from this community has blown us away. In just two days, 480 Velos have been created . Users are actually coming in, trying the platform, and creating with it. That means everything. We're still in the running for #1 Product of the Week , so if you haven't voted yet, we'd love your support! And we're not slowing down ... ... time processing: Previously, data was only processed after a recording was finalised. With our new streaming architecture, we no longer wait for the session to end. Your final video will be ready almost instantly, the moment you create a Velo

... launched Velo on Product Hunt this morning without expecting anything. I thought we'd spend the day refreshing the upvote counter. Instead, I got hooked on reading every comment, watching sign-ups roll in, and seeing users create their first Velo

... time. Most people never get the structure right because they're too busy worrying about how they look. That's not a skill gap but a design flaw in every async video tool that's come before. We built Velo because we think those two jobs: communicating clearly and performing on camera, should never have been the same job. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9132283): Comment Deleted Comment from Ajay Kumar(@ajaykumar1018): I know, communicating clearly and performing ... ... because of this. Comment from Hassan Ismail Rebe(@hassan_ismail_rebe): This is spot on the real issue with async isn t the tools, it s the cognitive load + lack of structure, so people default back to meetings. If Velo