Highlights Robert Allison introduced Life Belt, a patented product that prevents a car from starting unless the seat belt is buckled. The idea was inspired by the loss of a…
Mary Ellen Simonsen comes to episode 102 of the Shark Tank with her idea, called Attached Notes, or Flip-n-Notes, for organizing sticky notes. Her product attaches to the side of…
Highlights Marc Furigay introduces Classroom Jams, a music-based educational tool aimed at enhancing student engagement with Shakespearean literature. He seeks $250,000 for 10% equity but retains full control over the…
14-year-old Brooke Martin, along with her CEO, James Pelland, pitches iCPooch, a device that lets pet owners feed and chat with their dog remotely, in Shark Tank episode 628. Martin…
Entrepreneur Catalina Girald, a self-professed “Nueva Latina,” pitches Naja (pronounced NIGH- YAH), her line of luxury lingerie at fair prices, in Shark Tank episode 621. Catalina, who just started Naja…
Highlights Dr. Geoffrey Broderick and his daughter Christina Broderick introduce Cornucopia Express, a pet food supplement designed to extend the life of pets by up to 50%. They seek $300,000…
Highlights Gayla Bentley pitches her high-end fashion line for plus-sized women, seeking $250,000 for 20% equity. After negotiations, Bentley secures a deal with Daymond John and Barbara Corcoran for $250,000…
Lisa Lloyd brings her Treasure Chest Pets to the Shark Tank in episode 108, after being invited to audition for the show. She had previously presented her products on Pitchmen,…
Edwin Heaven comes to episode 108 of the Shark Tank to pitch his Throx. He believes that he has the answer to the eternal mystery and frustration of missing socks…
Highlights Danon Beres, son of famous belt-maker Al Beres, introduces Washed Up Hollywood, a line of stylish belts and buckles. Beres seeks $500,000 for 25% equity but faces criticism from…
Highlights Kimberly Cayce, a former professional golfer, presents Kalyx Technologies, her line of activity-specific athletic bras, seeking $120,000 for 20% equity. The bras feature a “patentable” power sling insert designed…
Highlights DJ Stephan and Sean Conway pitch Notehall, a website that allows students to upload and download class notes, seeking $90,000 for 10% equity on Shark Tank. After a bidding…
Highlights Dede Barbanti-Parra and Kathy Lamm introduce Boogie Box Fitness, a workout program combining dance and martial arts, seeking $700,000 for 70% equity on Shark Tank. Despite a high-energy demonstration…
Highlights Sawyer Sparks introduces Soy-Yer-Dough, a wheat-free modeling dough designed for children with celiac disease. Sparks seeks $125,000 for 25% equity and impresses the Sharks with a patented formula and…
Highlights Todd Robbins and David Adamovich propose a 25,000 square foot entertainment venue in Times Square, New York, featuring various attractions similar to a street fair. They demonstrate their talents,…
Alan Kaufman comes to Shark Tank episode 110 with an answer for the outdated, awkward design of the traditional umbrella: the Nubrella. Kaufman’s sleek backpack style design allows for the…
Highlights Nicole Jones requests $150,000 for 15% equity to scale her in-home party and online shoe business, Pillars of Slippers, by franchising. The Sharks express skepticism due to the high…
Highlights The Loughs request $125,000 for 10% equity in their company, Llama Brew, which produces organic fertilizer from llama manure. With only $4,000 in sales and a provisional patent, the…
Highlights Mark Burginger pitches Qubits, seeking $90,000 for 51% equity, and secures a conditional deal with Daymond John, contingent on securing a toy manufacturing deal. Qubits offers a unique design,…
Highlights Melissa Moroko and Michele Kapustka seek $86,000 for a 20% stake in their company, Send a Ball, which mails custom-printed rubber balls as gifts. Despite strong profit margins, the…