About Galigo
Most organisations track money.
Few track their decisions.
Every company keeps a ledger for its capital. Almost none keeps one for the calls that actually determine its future. Galigo exists to close that gap: a decision layer where the decisions a company cannot afford to get wrong are constructed, governed, and kept.
The system structures. The human decides.
The principle
The system carries the weight. The human holds the pen.
Everything that makes a decision rigorous (analysis, synthesis, trade-offs, evidence) is carried by the system, out of sight. What reaches a person is one deliberate act: accept, or reject.
The doctrine
Three commitments.
They are not features and they do not change: they are the terms on which Galigo is built, and the test every part of the product has to pass.
The boundary
What Galigo refuses to be.
Galigo is decision infrastructure: the governed engine, the record, and the learning loop. Its definition is sharpest at its edges: the things it will never be.
The company
Built in Ireland, working in the United States and Europe.
Galigo works with founders, executive teams, and boards. The console is in private development, opening to a first group of partners in stages, for the decisions that have to be right.