Everything ContentVelo actually does
Grouped by the part of the job it belongs to. Nothing on this page is a roadmap item — if it is listed here it is in the product today.
Writing
How a post gets its words.
AutoPilot
Runs per page, in the background. Picks the topic, writes the post, commissions the image, publishes on schedule.
Manual generation
Choose the page, the topic and the product, generate, edit, and preview it as a real Facebook post before anything goes out.
Two writing modes
Your Page Style feeds the model real examples of your past posts. ContentVelo Style uses the brand profile alone — faster, and less bound to what you wrote before.
Brand profile from your own posts
Detected tone, writing style, common keywords and hashtags, emoji usage and typical post length — read from the page, shown to you, editable.
Products and services catalogue
Names, descriptions, prices and photographs. Generate a post about one specific item, with its own photo as the image reference.
Published exactly as you approved it
Your post reaches Facebook as plain text — no stray formatting characters, Thai line breaks preserved exactly, and nothing appended to the words of a post you paid for. A free weekly post is marked by a small signature on its image, and a free preview, which may have no image to sign, carries the same signature at the end of its text instead.
It knows what week it is
Every morning ContentVelo searches for what is actually happening in Thailand — paydays, shopping festivals, the school calendar, the weather — and writes it into your posts where it genuinely fits. It also keeps a list of what to stay away from that week.
Images
How a post gets its picture.
Advertisements drawn end to end
The model receives a design brief and produces the finished advertisement — photograph, layout and headline type in one pass. No template library, no editor to learn.
Five art directions
Realistic, cinematic, minimalist, 3D and illustration. Each carries real direction — lens, lighting, depth of field — rather than a filter name.
Nine advertisement formats
Headline over photo, top banner, knowledge card, offer, full-frame quote, tips, infographic card — or a clean photograph with no text at all.
Ten aspect ratios
21:9, 16:9, 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3 and 9:16 — generated at the target ratio instead of being cropped down to it.
Thai typography that holds up
Thai stacks a vowel above the consonant and a tone mark above that. Output was checked by transcribing it back character for character.
A quality check on every image
A second model call judges each image against the brief. If the wording comes back imperfect the image is not regenerated to chase it — that policy used to cost more than the image itself.
Preview before spending
Try a style, format and ratio combination on a sample that ships with the product, so it appears straight away and uses no allowance. Generating one on your own page uses one of the ten free AutoPilot previews a day; credits are spent only on a post you intend to publish.
Your logo and palette
The logo either sits in the corner the brief reserves for it, or is drawn into the composition by the model. Brand colours carry through either way.
Reference images of your own
Upload photographs of your shop, your team or your products and the generated images take their cue from them.
Publishing
How a post reaches the page.
Scheduling calendar
Queue posts on a calendar. A background worker publishes each one at its appointed time, whether or not anyone is logged in.
Unlimited scheduling horizon
Thirty days ahead comes as standard. Lift the limit entirely as a one-time purchase and plan a quarter at a time.
Several pages, one account
Connect one page free, then move to a paid tier for more pages or an unlimited one. Each page keeps its own brand profile and its own AutoPilot setting.
Drafts
Keep work in progress and come back to it. Generate several options, park the ones you are not ready to publish, and finish them later.
Approve from LINE, or don't
Connect LINE and ContentVelo tells you when a page stops posting — the one thing you would otherwise find out a fortnight late. Turn on approvals and each post arrives in the chat before it goes out, with buttons to post it, ask for another, or skip.
Measurement
What came back, and what it changes.
Facebook metrics, not estimates
Reach, impressions, engagements and engagement rate pulled from the Graph API for posts ContentVelo published, with your best-performing post surfaced.
Engagement by day, posts by hour
See which days your page gets engagement and which hours you have been publishing in, so the two can be brought into line.
Comments inside the app
Read the Facebook comments on a post without leaving ContentVelo.
Results feed the next post
AutoPilot weights its topic mix and image style by what performed on that specific page. The loop closes rather than repeating.
Account and access
Signing in, paying, and staying compliant.
Thai and English throughout
The interface and the generated content both. Thai line-heights are set so vowels and tone marks are never clipped.
Sign in the way you already do
Email and password, or Google, Facebook or LINE.
One free post a week
Every workspace gets one free credit a week. It resets on Monday and does not carry over, so it is there to be used rather than saved. Free posts carry a small "Created with ContentVelo" signature on the image, drawn by our fast model; a post with no image has nothing to sign. Nothing is added to the caption of a post you paid for.
Pre-paid credits, valid for 90 days
Posting is not metered — Facebook itself limits how often a page can usefully post. Setting up AutoPilot includes ten free previews a day on the fast model, so you can try a look before committing to it.
Built for Thai compliance
PDPA consent handling, a published data protection policy, and payments through PaySolutions.
See it against your own page
Connect a page and read the brand profile ContentVelo derives from it. That part costs nothing.
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