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Lemon Learning is a French software-as-a-service company specializing in digital adoption technology. Headquartered in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris, in the Silicon Sentier district known for its concentration of technology companies.

Lemon Learning was founded in 2014 by Pierre Leroux after graduating from HEC Paris.^[1] The company has grown without raising external capital, sustaining its development through self-funding.^[2] In 2024, Lemon Learning marked its tenth anniversary.^[1]

Lemon Learning’s software integrates directly into enterprise applications such as ERP and CRM systems, providing users with interactive guides within their workflow.^[3] The platform is also used in change management and Digital transformation projects, supporting organizations in the implementation of new processes and the updating of enterprise software.^[4]

In the 2025 *Digital Adoption Platforms (DAP) PEAK Matrix* assessment by Everest Group, Lemon Learning was listed among the “Major Contenders” in the vendor landscape.^[5]

Lemon Learning is headquartered in Paris and maintains a presence in London and New York City.^[1] Pierre Leroux serves as the company’s chief executive officer.^[1]

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