1. Ask the engines what your buyers ask
You track prompts, the questions your buyers type, such as “best invoicing software for freelancers”. Every day Heralded asks each prompt of the AI engines due that day and keeps the answers: four every day, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot twice a week. One day a week the weekly report takes the daily update’s place: it asks every engine, reads everything in full and sets your figures.2. Measure how the answers treat you
A language model reads each answer for whether it names you, how strongly and how it describes you. Those readings become Mentioned, Recommended and the Heralded Score, set against your competitors and traced to the sources the engines cite. How Heralded measures covers the method.3. Act on what moves the answers
Heralded turns what it finds into actions and drafts what it can. In Autonomy you decide how much it does without asking. With a connection to your site, it can apply some fixes itself.4. Check whether it worked
When work aimed at your prompts or your site is done, Heralded watches whether it moved the answers, net of what the market did anyway. Verifying actions explains the tests.The pages
The rail starts with your brand menu and account avatar, followed by your trial status when you are on a trial. Home, Actions, Prompts and Content sit above More. Open More for the other pages. It opens automatically when you visit one of them.
Content Studio lives under Actions. Its Content link returns you to the topic table.
Chats sits below the pages. The Herald, Writer, Publicist and Engineer conversations are pinned there, with your unread message counts. Select one to open its conversation.
New chat starts a private chat with the Herald. Your recent chats sit below the pinned conversations. All chats includes older and archived chats. Conversation access explains sharing and who can post.
On a phone, open the navigation menu beside the brand to see the rail as a drawer. You can also swipe right on the page. The left 24 pixels stay available for your browser’s Back gesture, and sideways-scrolling content keeps its own swipe. The drawer follows your finger and opens when you drag past a third of its width. Drag left, tap outside, or use Back to close it. Conversations fill the screen.
Your brand menu holds Brand settings, prompt usage and content credits, and your workspace settings. The account avatar beside it opens your account settings. Settings pages have their own menu and back link.
Tables use numbered pages. When a page needs to load, the current rows stay in place, dimmed, with a loading message over them. Paging pauses until the new rows arrive. If loading fails, the old rows return with an error above the table, and you can try the page again.