Velo

Velo is an AI video platform for work that turns docs, screen recordings and company context into product demos, training, support and sales videos, with brand controls, translation into 25+ languages, hosting, analytics and enterprise governance.

Velo is an AI video platform built for work rather than for creative filmmaking. It takes company context such as docs, product pages, help centers, call notes, CRM context, changelogs and screenshots, then produces grounded videos for product demos, support replies, onboarding, training and sales. The pitch is that video is the clearest way to explain a product, yet it is the format teams update least, because every product change normally means re-recording, re-editing and re-approving. In practice, a user can record their screen, paste a URL, upload a deck or type a prompt, and Velo writes the script and narrates it, optionally in a cloned version of the user's own voice. An agentic screen recorder lets the user show the agent what to explain instead of crafting a perfect prompt, while a prompt-to-video agent can draw on a knowledge base, connectors and MCPs. Existing videos can be refreshed when products, policies or workflows change, and a one-click translation feature localizes video and voice into 25+ languages. A brand kit is set up once so logos, colors, fonts and voice stay consistent. The audience is broad inside a company: customer education and support teams, learning and development, product marketing, sales enablement, and anyone sending personalized video messages. Larger organizations get workspaces, shared libraries, role-based permissions, approval workflows, viewer tracking, SCORM export for LMS use, SSO, SAML, SCIM, data residency, and stated SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance. Velo can be used as a product surface, a team workspace or an API layer. Against alternatives, Velo sits closer to documentation-driven video systems than to timeline editors or avatar presenter tools. The vendor itself draws that line: a video editor changes a video after it exists, while Velo creates, updates, translates, hosts and measures video from company knowledge. Teams wanting fine manual control over cinematic edits will find it a different kind of product.