AI Data Curation and Dataset Versioning brand directory

lakeFS

Rank #1 · 36.0% visibility

lakeFS is an open-source and enterprise data version control platform that transforms object storage into Git-like repositories, enabling data and AI teams to branch, commit, merge, and roll back datasets at petabyte scale without copying data. Built by Treeverse and backed by $43M in funding, it supports reproducible ML workflows, data quality enforcement, and governance across multi-cloud and on-premises data lakes, with deep integration across the modern data and AI tooling stack.

Voxel51

Rank #2 · 12.0% visibility

FiftyOne by Voxel51 is a multimodal data platform for physical and generative AI that enables ML teams to explore, curate, annotate, and evaluate visual datasets at scale. The open-source core provides interactive dataset visualization, embedding-based similarity search, outlier detection, and model diagnostics via a Python SDK and web app. The enterprise tier adds cloud-native multi-user collaboration, dataset versioning, RBAC, auto-labeling pipelines, and support for billions of samples across images, video, 3D point clouds, DICOM, and geospatial data.

Encord

Rank #3 · 8.0% visibility

Encord is a multimodal AI data platform that unifies data curation, annotation, post-training alignment, and model evaluation in a single end-to-end system. Built for physical AI workloads, it handles diverse data modalities including video, LiDAR, audio, DICOM, and sensor fusion at petabyte scale, with AI-assisted annotation, embedding-based dataset curation, agentic workflow automation, and RLHF capabilities — all while keeping customer data within their own cloud storage infrastructure.

Activeloop

Rank #5 · 2.4% visibility

Deep Lake is Activeloop's primary product — an open-core, serverless database for AI that stores multimodal unstructured data in a proprietary tensor format and streams it directly to GPU compute for model training and inference. It serves dual purposes: as a multimodal vector store for RAG and LLM applications, and as a high-performance data lake for deep learning dataset management with native versioning and visualization. Deep Lake PG, a newer offering, adds a fully managed serverless Postgres layer alongside the multimodal lake, targeting AI agent memory and state management at scale, and is claimed to be 1.5x cheaper than Snowflake and up to 3x cheaper than Databricks on TPC-H benchmarks.

Roboflow

Rank #4 · 2.4% visibility

Roboflow is a SaaS computer vision development platform offering tools for every stage of the CV pipeline: AI-assisted image and video annotation, versioned dataset management with augmentation and preprocessing, one-click hosted model training, a low-code workflow builder for chaining models and logic, and flexible deployment to cloud APIs or edge devices. It is complemented by an open-source ecosystem—including the Supervision library, Inference server, RF-DETR object detection model, and Roboflow Universe dataset repository—that has attracted over one million developers globally.

DataChain

Rank #6 · 0.8% visibility

DataChain is a Python-native data memory and dataset management platform that transforms raw object storage (S3, GCS, Azure) into a queryable, versioned, typed data layer for AI agents and ML pipelines. It runs distributed Python functions over millions of files in parallel, generates embeddings and LLM-based metadata, and persists every transformation as a named, versioned dataset — enabling agents and teammates to reuse prior work rather than recomputing from scratch.

Nomic AI

Rank #7 · 0.0% visibility

Nomic AI provides an AI data intelligence platform built around three core products: (1) Nomic Atlas, a browser-based and API-accessible platform for interactive embedding visualisation, dataset curation, semantic search, deduplication, and topic modelling over large unstructured datasets; (2) Nomic Embed, a suite of fully open-source long-context text and multimodal embedding models; and (3) GPT4All, an open-source local LLM inference runtime. Layered on this foundation, Nomic has launched a domain-specific AEC AI platform with automated drawing review, code compliance, submittal review, and project research workflows, plus a Developer API for building custom knowledge agents over AEC firm data.