From Paraguay · Independent engineering

Galesh OS

Original technology. Designed to adapt.

Galesh OS is an AOSP-based mobile operating system integrating six original components focused on adaptive performance, energy efficiency and connectivity.

  • 06 original components
  • Emulator testing
  • Physical validation pending
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More than a visual layer.

Galesh OS combines AOSP with six project-specific components to explore a better balance of performance, battery life, stability and connectivity.

AOSP / Android 14*

Reported foundation: AOSP / Android 14. Source-tree version remains to be verified; upstream licenses apply.

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Six components. One direction.

Galesh OS, developed by ASHB Technology, integrates six project-specific components to adapt the system to the device and improve user experience.

01

Adaptive Hardware Classifier (AHC)

Identifies hardware capabilities.

Goal: adaptation across device profiles.

Scope and conditions

Implemented; successfully tested in emulation within its scope. Physical validation pending.

Compare classification against the characteristics and behavior of compatible physical devices.

02

Motor ACE

Observes system signals.

Future goal: adaptive coordination.

Scope and conditions

Implemented as an observer and tested in emulation. Advanced adaptive coordination is under development; physical validation is pending.

Measure observer signals and overhead on physical hardware before validating new coordination capabilities.

03

Game Turbo

Manages gaming sessions.

Goal: stability and balanced energy use.

Scope and conditions

Implemented; successfully tested in emulation within its scope. Physical validation pending.

Evaluate frame times, stability and power use during reproducible sessions on real devices.

04

Battery Guard

Monitors battery information.

Goal: informed energy decisions.

Scope and conditions

Implemented; successfully tested in emulation within its scope. Physical validation pending.

Validate available signals and their usefulness on compatible physical batteries and devices.

05

Touch & Connect

Proximity pairing with consent.

Goal: simpler connections between compatible devices.

Scope and conditions

Implemented; successfully tested in emulation within its scope. Physical validation pending.

Calibrate and test connectivity, consent, stability and interoperability on real devices.

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Telemetry for Local AI

Structures local data outside the kernel.

Future goal: a foundation for on-device AI.

Scope and conditions

Outside-kernel implementation with operational scopes tested in emulation according to the project lead; physical validation pending.

Measure overhead and isolation; verify through tests and configuration the intended local processing without external transmission. This intention does not extend to every application or service in the system.

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From emulator to device.

Emulator validated

Physical testing pending

Visual layer in development

Pre-beta in progress

Statuses reported by the founder within tested scopes. Reviewed public evidence and physical-device benefits remain pending.

Pre-beta completion focuses mainly on interface, gestures, animations and iconography. It does not replace physical testing.

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Two milestones. One validation journey.

Beta target

February 2027

Visual integration and pilot preparation.

Final release target

May 2027

Broader scope, subject to stability and physical validation.

More powerful workstations could accelerate both milestones. Dates are targets, not guarantees; testing remains essential.

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More capacity. Less build time.

Current equipment

HP Pavilion 15

16 GBRAM
Ryzen 3AMD

Ubuntu Linux

We seek multicore Linux workstations, NVMe and more RAM, plus compatible phones and laboratory access. The purpose: builds, physical validation and a pilot.

Partnership Opportunities
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Invest in the Next Stage of Galesh OS

Technology Partnerships & Strategic Collaboration

Investors, sponsors and technical collaborators: explore agreements to support Galesh OS development, physical validation and pilot preparation.

Sponsorship

Possible contributionWorkstations or build infrastructure.

Negotiable opportunityInstitutional recognition subject to agreement.

Scope and conditions

Workstations, engineering equipment, devices and build infrastructure. Potential institutional recognition and participation in agreed evaluations.

OEM Collaboration

Possible contributionCompatible devices, engineering support or laboratories.

Negotiable opportunityJoint evaluation and potential pilot participation.

Scope and conditions

Devices, engineering support and laboratories. Negotiated pilots, joint evaluations and targeted adaptations, subject to compatibility and validation.

Investment

Possible contributionFunding for research, validation and pilot preparation.

Negotiable opportunityExploration of commercial agreements or legally viable investment structures.

Scope and conditions

Funding, infrastructure and R&D resources. Potential commercial agreements or legally viable investment structures; no guaranteed returns or automatic equity.

Strategic Partner

Possible contributionSpecialist engineering or co-development resources.

Negotiable opportunityPotential licences or negotiated collaboration terms.

Scope and conditions

Specialist engineering, co-development and integration resources. Potential commercial licences, preferential terms and limited exclusivity by contract.

Exclusive Technology Partnerships

We are open to negotiating exclusive agreements for specific technologies, products or markets, according to the scope and contributions of each collaboration.

Explore Partnership Terms

Exclusivity is not automatic and does not imply ownership of Galesh OS or transfer of all its components. This website grants no usage rights, licences, royalties or equity. The contract must also define the product, device or manufacturer and the field of application.

Scope, contributions and obligations, technology, exclusivity limits, territory, duration, technical milestones, financial commitments, licenses and usage rights, pre-existing intellectual property, joint developments, confidentiality, termination, renewal, responsibilities and legal compliance. Appropriate instruments must be formalized by parties legally entitled to do so.

AOSP, third-party licensed components, project-owned code, partners’ pre-existing technologies and joint developments are distinct. No exclusive rights are promised over code that cannot be licensed that way, nor is source access automatic. ASHB Technology is not yet incorporated; all proposals are non-binding and subject to formalization.

Technical translations and collaboration terms require competent review before formal negotiations. This page is informational and is not a binding offer.

What Can Partners Gain?

  • RecognitionInstitutional recognition by agreement.
  • Evaluation AccessTechnical testing and pilots under agreed terms.
  • Co-developmentTargeted solutions and integrations.
  • Strategic OpportunitiesNegotiable commercial terms.
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From Paraguay, with a forward-looking vision.

Lic. Gabriel Alexander Sharp Brizuela

Founder and lead developer of ASHB Technology and Galesh OS

Founder of ASHB Technology and an engineering enthusiast. From rural Paraguay, he leads Galesh OS with limited resources and a vision of technological independence and practical innovation. He seeks technical collaboration to take the system to physical devices and a pilot.

ASHB Technology

Let’s build the next phase together.

Partnership Opportunities