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Activeloop

Snark AI, Inc.·Activeloop.ai
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Activeloop's site sits behind a bot-verification wall that Bixel does not evade. Coverage is limited to signals observable off-site (job postings, DNS, subdomain surfaces) until BixelBot's verified-bot admission clears.

Company Overview

As of September 3, 2026: Activeloop is a vector database for AI workloads that has raised $11M at Series A and holds SOC 2 Type II, but operates under the less-familiar legal name Snark AI, Inc.

The product covers 14 stated capabilities with 2 integrations, a narrow surface area that suits focused AI pipelines but will require buyers to wire in most of their own tooling. Security clears enterprise procurement basics with SOC 2 Type II, RBAC, SAML, and SSO, though no public uptime history backs any SLA claims. Subscriptions auto-renew per the terms, governed by California law, so procurement teams should flag that before signing.

Backed by 36 dated facts
Drawn from 6 dimensions of the record, each dated and sourced.
integrations
2
Aug 2026
technologies
3
observed
dated changes
210
Jul 2026
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FeaturesBacked by 16 dated facts
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Focused feature set
14 capabilities and 2 integrations is a tight footprint: buyers get a focused vector database core, but any workflow beyond those 2 integrations requires custom connectors built in-house.
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Security
Baseline security
SOC 2 Type II plus RBAC, SAML, and SSO covers the checklist most enterprise security reviews require, so procurement is unlikely to stall on credentials alone, though no independent uptime record is publicly visible.
Backed by 4 dated facts
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Stack
9 detected
The live site runs on Customer.io, Gatsby, and Tailwind CSS across 9 detected technologies, which is a lean marketing and content stack with no obvious red flags for reliability or vendor lock-in.
Backed by 9 dated facts
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Funding
$11M raised
A single Series A of $11M closed in March 2024 is a modest runway for a database infrastructure company; buyers committing to multi-year contracts should weigh the financing depth against their own continuity requirements.
Backed by 3 dated facts
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Location
Remote-first, no HQ
Remote-first with no stated HQ means there is no physical office to visit and support coverage depends entirely on how the team is distributed, which the company does not publicly detail.
Backed by 1 dated fact
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Legal
Snark AI, Inc.
The contracting entity is Snark AI, Inc. under California law, not Activeloop, and terms include auto-renewal; buyers should confirm the legal name matches their vendor registration and set a calendar reminder before renewal dates.
Backed by 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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GET https://api.bixel.com/v1/companies/activeloop.ai

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    "company": {
      "name": "Activeloop",
      "domain": "activeloop.ai",
      "categories": [
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            "as_of": "2026-08-01",
            "source_url": "www.activeloop.ai/resources/the-future-of-ai-data-we-raised-series-a-to-bring-the-database-for-ai-to-fortune-500/"
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            "value": true,
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            "source_url": "activeloop.ai/privacy"
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    }
  }
}
MCPfor agents
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const record = await bixel.get_company({ domain: "activeloop.ai" })

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# each value with its source_url + as_of,
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How Bixel reads this

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