It is similar, although Snowflake is more of a query engine whereas we are a cloud security data platform built on an open data model (Apache Iceberg). We help you ingest and normalize data from common security sources into a data lake and offer a serverless platform to deploy & run Python detections-as-code on these events in realtime.
Although the only supported query service is currently Athena, we plan to integrate with popular vendors like Snowflake and Dremio. Thanks to the growing industry support for Iceberg, we believe vendor lock-in should be a story of the past for security data.
Respectfully, this guy's description of Snowflake is very wrong - it's much more than a query engine. Snowflake already supports Iceberg format. If anything Snowflake is better described as similar to what OP is making (but for all data, not just security data): a cloud data platform that supports open data models (Apache Iceberg).
Although the only supported query service is currently Athena, we plan to integrate with popular vendors like Snowflake and Dremio. Thanks to the growing industry support for Iceberg, we believe vendor lock-in should be a story of the past for security data.