Nanoleaf

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Nanoleaf is a company that specializes in LED lighting, it was founded in 2012 and launched its first products with Kickstarter funding. Nanoleaf products are highly popular with many YouTubers using them in their backdrop.

Nanoleaf

Basic information
Founded	2012
Legal structure	Private
Industry	Consumer Electronics
Official website	https://nanoleaf.me/

Anti-consumer practices

Nanoleaf is using GPL software in their smart home products based on OpenWrt and do not contribute back the GPL source code, or allow users to run their own software on their hardware.