Highlights Maneesh Sethi pitched Pavlok, a wearable device that uses electric shocks to break bad habits, on Shark Tank. The Sharks were skeptical about the product’s effectiveness and market readiness.…
Highlights Tomer Alpert pitches Felt, an app that allows users to send handwritten cards directly from their smartphones, seeking $200,000 for 6% equity on Shark Tank. The app, available only…
Highlights Tania Green introduces PMS Bites, vegan and gluten-free chocolate treats for PMS relief, on Shark Tank. She seeks $50,000 for 20% equity to grow her business. Despite positive feedback…
Adam Tichauer hopes a Shark likes Camp No Counselors, his summer camp for adults, when he pitches the concept in Shark Tank episode 722. The business uses “traditional” summer camp…
Highlights Matthew Harris and Kenny Lerner pitch Extreme Vehicle Protection, seeking $50,000 for 20% equity, and secure a deal with Daymond John for $50,000 for 33.3% equity. EVP offers heavy-duty…
15 year old Rachel Zietz created Gladiator Lacrosse to give herself a better training tool for the sport she loves; she hopes the Sharks share her passion when she pitches…
Highlights Brad Baker presents VPCabs, a company that creates virtual pinball machines, seeking $200,000 for 10% equity on Shark Tank. After intense negotiations, Brad secures a deal with Daymond John…
Bernie Miller and Ruben GuymerĀ pitch Spooner Boards, their “skateboard without wheels,” in Shark Tank episode 729. The product is a rigid plastic board that allows users to “skateboard” on any…
Nationally renowned frosting badass, Heather Saffer, pitches Dollop Gourmet, her line of Ā all natural, non-GMO, dairy-freeĀ & “mostly” organic frosting in Shark Tank episode 729. Heather rose to fame when she…
Highlights Mai Lieu pitches CreaProducts, seeking $200,000 for 10% equity in her company that offers DIY haircutting tools and beauty accessories. After showcasing her main product, the CreaClip, and achieving…
Highlights Shelby and Gordy Gogulski present Yourself Expression, a customizable jewelry and accessory line, seeking $50,000 for 20% equity on Shark Tank. Despite impressive sales of $365,000 and a unique…
Yashar Behzadi wants to start a feeding frenzy for PopSlate, his “smart second screen” for iPhones, in Shark Tank episode 710. A feeding frenzy already occurred around this product on…
Adam Gerber and Bob Ntoya hope the Sharks stick with them and invest in My Fruity Faces, their line of calorie and gluten-free, edible stickers that encourage healthy eating, in…
Highlights Anusha Kambhampaty and John O’Connor introduce Brellabox, an umbrella-sharing service designed to provide reusable umbrellas through vending machines, seeking $400,000 for 20% equity on Shark Tank. Despite initial interest,…
Highlights Amy Roiland pitched FashionTap, a fashion app for monetizing photos and recommendations. The app allows users to tag brands and earn money from sales through their tagged photos. Roiland…
Highlights Dave Vasen introduced BrightWheel, a management and communication tool for preschools and daycares, on Shark Tank. BrightWheel streamlines administrative tasks and provides real-time updates for parents via a smartphone…
Highlights Drip Drop is a patented edible ring that slides up an ice cream cone to catch drips and prevent messes. Founders Oliver Greenwald and Sam Nassif, high school freshmen,…
Jarret Parker and Raja Rahman, also known asĀ āThe Magic and Piano Guys,ā pitch their production company – Jarret and Raja Productions, to the Sharks in Shark Tank episode 723. The…
Brenda Lee FeldmanĀ pitches the Sharks on her 12-year-old business, InchBug, that has a new product coming to market. Feldman started the business in 2004 with her InchBug Orbit Labels –…
Highlights Will Warne pitches KidRunner, a pull-along kid’s seat designed for joggers, seeking $500,000 for 20% equity on Shark Tank. Despite some initial interest, concerns about the product’s marketability and…