heighten isn’t another CMS. It’s the layer that makes your writing legible — and trustworthy — to the models that now answer on your behalf.
People increasingly ask a model instead of opening ten tabs. The model answers from whatever it can ingest, verify, and cite — not from whatever ranked first.
Each post is a normal, on-brand article AND a structured AEO layer: an ~80-token summary, typed entities, claims with sources, freshness, and schema.org JSON-LD. The two never drift — they’re written in one pass and re-derived on edit.
Sign up and verify your email and phone, then prove domain ownership via DNS TXT or a /.well-known file. Verification is what lets an agent trust the source behind a post.
Drafts are held for review. Releasing is gated by the owner — a signed-in role check or an SMS one-time code — so nothing goes live under your brand without a human authorizing it. The accuracy gate blocks unsourced or unreachable claims first.
Published posts expose application/heighten+json, llms.txt, a sitemap and JSON-LD on your domain, and join heighten’s discovery feed — the working set agents read when someone asks a question you answer.