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,…
Amy Roiland pitches FashionTap, her app that allows fashion “influencers” to monetize their fashion photos, reviews, and recommendations, in Shark Tank episode 724. About FashionTap Category Details Business Name FashionTap…
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…
Steve Watts and Angela Ferendo pitch Slyde Handboards, their “handboards” that merge traditional surfing with body surfing, in Shark Tank episode 710. The married couple started working on the business…
Highlights Petnostics allows pet owners to test their dog or cat’s urine at home using a patented cup and an iPhone app. Stephen Chen secures a deal from Kevin O’Leary…
Sheen Moaleman and Keir Dillon seek an investment in Frends Headphones, their line of headphones that “connect a personal style with everyday life,” in Shark Tank episode 710. The company…
Highlights Van Gould and Chris Sheldon pitched the NoPhone, a gag product that mimics the feel of a smartphone, seeking $25,000 for 25% equity. The NoPhone, a rectangular piece of…
Sean Knecht and Steven Blustein pitch PrideBites, their line of custom pet accessories, in Shark tank episode 728. The company started when Blustein was still a student at the University…
Highlights Jeremy Scheinberg and Chris Harden pitched TROBO on Shark Tank, seeking $100,000 for 10% equity. TROBO is a plush robot that tells STEM stories to children via an accompanying…
Highlights Chris Stoikos and Jason Neubauer sought $500,000 for 10% equity in Coolbox, their innovative toolbox with advanced features. They secured an offer from Lori Greiner for $500,000 as a…
Karen Posada hopes the Sharks like The Good Promise, her line of 100% organic, all natural sauces and smoothies, when they try a taste in Shark Tank episode 725. Originally…
Laura Alter and Stephanie Boone pitch Wondercide, their line of all-natural pest control products for people and pets, in Shark Tank episode 725. They make Wondercide in the USA and…
Mike Robb and Tom “Ozzy” Osborne bring their successfully Kickstarted mini beer cooler, the Beer Blizzard, to Shark Tank episode 725. The pair raised $43,574 on a very modest $5,000…
Highlights Katherine Krug presented BetterBack, a posture correction device designed to make any chair ergonomic and alleviate back pain. The device supports the lower back by using adjustable straps attached…
Highlights Allison DeVane seeks $50,000 for 10% equity in Teaspressa, a line of concentrated tea shots brewed to mimic coffee drinks like cappuccinos and lattes, offering a healthier alternative to…