Snorkel AI

source

closed(no published source

license

Proprietary

self-host

yes(customer-deployed, but from a proprietary distribution rather than published source)

The documentation carries an administrator installation guide, so the product is customer-deployed. That does not make it open: nothing on the documentation site offers source, a repository or a license grant, and the footer carries Terms of Use, SOC and HIPAA compliance badges rather than any OSI license. Self-hostable and closed-source are not in tension - openness is judged on whether the source is published, not on the deployment model, which puts this at 1, closed.

• https://docs.snorkel.ai/docs/26.1/administration/installation/prior-to-installing/installation-overview-and-conventions recorded 2026-08-14

  installation guide for the platform - establishes a customer-deployed product, and offers no source, repository or license grant anywhere

• https://docs.snorkel.ai/ recorded 2026-08-14

  product documented as "Snorkel AI Data Development Platform" v26.1, with User Guide, Admin Guide and SDK sections; no open-source statement anywhere, footer carries Terms of Use plus AICPA SOC and HIPAA badges