ReThink left Shark Tank with a $100,000 for a 20% equity deal from Mark Cuban and Lori Greiner. Daymond John also made Trisha an offer but asked for $100,000 for 30% equity. Lori Grenier, who said she felt passionate about the cause, offered Trisha exactly what she came into the tank asking for, and asked Mark Cuban if he’d like to join in. Further, Trisha said she had been approached by T-Mobile Europe about adding the software to its phones. Trisha said her company is targeting educators and parents who want to make sure their students and children are sending appropriate messages to their peers online. Prior to appearing on Shark Tank, ReThink had earned $52,000 and had garnered 128,000 app downloads in the previous nine months. Essentially, if the software thinks a hurtful message is about to be sent, a message will pop up asking the user if they want to rethink it before pressing send. ReThink is software that is designed to make users think twice before sending a potentially rude or harmful message online. Trisha Prabhu pitched her anti-cyberbullying app and software to the sharks on Shark Tank Season 8 Episode 1.
#ISLIDE AFTER SHARK TANK UPDATE#
Here’s a quick recap of everything that happened during the anti-cyberbullying app pitch as well as news on a ReThink update after Shark Tank.
Founder Trisha Prabhu left the tank with a deal from Mark Cuban and Lori Greiner of $100,000 for 20% equity.
The ReThink anti-cyberbullying app appeared on Shark Tank on September 23, 2016.
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