Galileo Dashboard and Scanner: The March Deployment
The March 2026 deployment made Galileo's dashboard and scanner accessible. What each application is for, and what a public demo does not establish.
The March 2026 deployment made Galileo's dashboard and scanner accessible as separate applications. The dashboard is the administration entry point; the scanner is the public interface for looking up a product record.
This is a historical deployment note. The project changelog records the March work; the public pages were checked again on 12 September 2026.
What a visitor can open
The Galileo dashboard provides the administration interface. Opening its page does not demonstrate that a visitor has permission to create or change a product record.
The Galileo scanner provides a product lookup interface. It identifies its network as Base Sepolia, a blockchain test network. An entry on that network is a demonstration record, not evidence of a commercial transaction on the main network.
For a useful evaluation, follow one known test product from its record to the scanner. Check what the displayed information actually claims, who issued it and which operations require authorisation. Do not infer the state of the whole service from a successful page load.
What changed in the deployment
The release addressed application startup and access to the files required by the API. It also moved product-image storage away from files tied to an individual application container.
Cloudflare R2 is the storage service described in that update. Using separate object storage can preserve uploaded files across application restarts, but it is not a promise of permanent retention. Availability, deletion, backup and access arrangements still need to be defined by the operator.
Technical implementation details belong in the changelog and documentation. For the person evaluating Galileo, the useful question is whether the required action works with the right permissions and produces a record another participant can interpret.
Frequently asked questions
Does an accessible scanner prove a complete production workflow?
No. A page can load without demonstrating every API operation, permission check or connection to a physical product. Establish the network, supported actions and remaining limits before relying on a demonstration.
The later Base Sepolia mint milestone links to a particular test-network transaction and explains its limited scope. Use that evidence alongside the documentation when deciding which part of the product journey to evaluate next.