Manifesto · chart 003
A flag for independent work.
Galleon is the public home for the products, agents, games, and tools Andrew Wilkinson builds away from the main road.
Why the umbrella exists
The projects were already a family. They simply lacked a shared address.
Galleon first existed as a DeFi protocol. That chapter was real: a company was built, capital was raised, products shipped, and the work reached meaningful scale. The DAO ended, but the name, the visual identity, and the instinct behind it never quite did.
Since then, Andrew has kept building things that share an obvious temperament: useful products with strong opinions, agent systems with real responsibilities, and a streak of nautical weirdness running through the names. Galleon now describes that wider body of work without pretending every project is one company or one product suite.
The model is simple. Each project leads with its own job and identity. Galleon provides the endorsement, the workshop standard, and the place where the whole fleet makes sense.
Brand architecture
Galleon
The public umbrella and the name people should remember.
by Galleon
The quiet endorsement attached to products without replacing their names.
Galleon Labs
The GitHub organization and useful formal suffix—not a different brand.
Galleon DAO
The historical origin. Preserved accurately and kept separate from current work.
The builder
Andrew Wilkinson
Andrew is a product engineer and founder working across payment infrastructure, autonomous agents, developer tools, local discovery, and whatever else proves difficult to leave alone. Galleon is his independent workshop.
The fleet is already moving