Little Leaf (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd. originated from the music dream of a group of geeks. The team members come from Silicon Valley, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong and other places in the United States. Half of them come from China, the Central Conservatory of Music and other places, and the other Half of them graduated from universities such as Stanford, Tsinghua, and Peking University in the United States. Whether they are technicians or professional musicians, they all gathered based on the desire to bring "future music education" to today and make music education simpler, happier, and more efficient. together.

In 2014, The ONE smart piano that can teach you how to play the piano was launched online. At the same time, Little Leaf (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd. also participated in the China-Russia Expo as one of the five companies invited by the Youth League Central Committee and won the China-Russia Expo. The favor of the Russian Deputy Prime Minister. In 2015, after launching the portable version of The ONE smart piano Light, Xiaoyezi officially released The ONE smart piano classroom for children. Based on smart piano training, the smart piano classroom can adapt to the nature of children aged 4-8 years old, and can also Let your children fall in love with playing the piano. Simple, happy and efficient, this future music education concept has allowed Xiaoyezi to win the 2015 Technology Innovation Team Award and the China Bang 2015 Hardware Startup Company Award, and has become the leader of USA Today, The Economist, Yahoo, Discovery Channel, The subject of media reports at home and abroad such as CCTV and Beijing TV.

Currently, Little Leaf has received tens of millions of investments from Innovation Works, ZhenFund, American Sequoia and pianist Lang Lang, and has also signed copyright agreements with two major music publishers, Hal Leonard and Alfred Music, to provide Users provide more than 20,000 genuine music scores for free, and also receive international pianist Lang Lang, Vice President of the Central Conservatory of Music Professor Zhou Haihong, Alibaba Music Song Ke, Stanford Music Department Professor smule founder Wang Ge, and former Grammy winner Publicly recommended by musicians such as the no doubt band, Xiaoye firmly believes that when everyone can learn music easily and interestingly from now on, this kind of music education from the future can truly realize the music life that everyone expects.