Activeloop

Snark AI, Inc.·Activeloop.ai
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Company Overview

As of July 20, 2026: Activeloop is an AI data platform built around RAG that has raised $11M at Series A and holds SOC 2 Type II, making it a credible but early-stage vendor for enterprise buyers.

The platform covers 14 stated capabilities and 23 integrations, giving enterprise teams a broad surface for connecting AI pipelines without custom glue code. SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, CCPA, SAML, and RBAC clear the minimum bar most enterprise procurement teams require, though no public audit history or uptime record is visible.

High confidence · 60 dated facts
Corroborated across 7 dimensions of the record.
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FeaturesHigh confidence · 37 dated facts
Corroborated across multiple dated, sourced facts.
RAG platform
14 stated capabilities including RAG and 23 integrations cover the core enterprise AI pipeline stack; buyers should verify depth of each capability against their specific workload before assuming feature parity with larger platforms.
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Security
Baseline security
SOC 2 Type II plus GDPR and CCPA compliance, with SAML and RBAC in place, satisfies standard enterprise procurement checklists; no public audit report or uptime history is available to independently verify the claims.
Medium confidence · 5 dated facts
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Stack
9 detected
The live site runs on Gatsby, Tailwind CSS, and Customer.io, which are standard front-end and marketing choices and say little about backend reliability; infrastructure details were not independently observed.
High confidence · 9 dated facts
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Positioning
AI Data Platform
Activeloop frames itself as an AI data platform for enterprise buyers, but with $11M raised it is still a small vendor, and enterprise buyers should weigh that against their tolerance for vendor concentration risk.
Medium confidence · 2 dated facts
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Funding
$11M raised
A single Series A of $11M closed in March 2024 is a modest capital base for an enterprise platform; buyers should ask about runway and roadmap commitments before signing multi-year contracts.
High confidence · 3 dated facts
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Location
Remote-first, no HQ
Remote-first with no stated headquarters means no geographic anchor for support or escalation; enterprise buyers with data residency requirements should confirm where infrastructure actually runs.
Medium confidence · 1 dated fact
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Legal
Snark AI, Inc.
The registered entity is Snark AI, Inc., terms are governed by California law, and subscriptions auto-renew per the stated terms; buyers should flag the auto-renewal clause during contract review and confirm no class-action waiver is buried in the agreement.
High confidence · 3 dated facts
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Change History210 dated events on the record
Technology added: Customer IO
Technology added: Gatsby
Technology added: Tailwind CSS
Feature removed: VPC Deployment · high significance
Feature removed: Multi Modal · high significance
Feature removed: Fine Tuning · high significance
Feature removed: GCP · high significance
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