Founder of a listed tool

Daniel Gallego Vico

Co-founder and co-CEO, Zylon, named behind the PrivateGPT listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder and co-CEO, Zylon

No about written yet. If this is you, link your account and write one yourself.

What Daniel builds

PrivateGPT D · Local AI
PrivateGPT is Zylon's open-source server that puts an Anthropic-style messages API, document ingestion, retrieval with citations, built-in tools and MCP connectors in front of any OpenAI-compatible local model server. The owner runs it.
Co-founder and co-CEO, Zylon, researched 6 November 2026 · the people behind it

Backed by

Felicis LifeX Ventures Zypsy Travis McPeak Kirill Tashilov Hans-Christian Zappel

Questions

Who is Daniel Gallego Vico?

Daniel Gallego Vico is co-founder and co-CEO of Zylon.

What does Zylon make?

Anchor Terminal lists PrivateGPT from Zylon. PrivateGPT is Zylon's open-source server that puts an Anthropic-style messages API, document ingestion, retrieval with citations, built-in tools and MCP connectors in front of any OpenAI-compatible local model server. The owner runs it.

Who has invested in Zylon?

The sources our research read name Felicis, LifeX Ventures, Zypsy, Travis McPeak, Kirill Tashilov and Hans-Christian Zappel.

How are Daniel's tools graded?

PrivateGPT is graded D, 53.2 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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