Ep 16. Week 16

In Shark Tank season 7 episode 16, also known as Week 16, a new group of entrepreneurs enter the tank to pitch their business ideas to the sharks.

First up is a husband and wife team who created a product called the "Sworkit app," which provides customizable workout routines for users. They are asking for $500,000 for 5% equity in their company. The sharks are impressed with the app's success and innovative features, but some are hesitant about investing in a crowded fitness app market.

Next, a group of students from Brigham Young University pitch their "Power Practical" company, which makes a product called the "PowerPot" that generates electricity from heat. They are asking for $250,000 for 10% equity. The sharks are intrigued by the environmentally-friendly and practical nature of the product, but question its scalability and potential competition.

A young woman from New York City introduces her "Lovepop Cards," which are intricate pop-up greeting cards. She is asking for $300,000 for 10% equity. The sharks are impressed by the creativity and beauty of the cards, but question the practicality and longevity of the business.

An entrepreneur from Florida pitches his "HatchBaby" product, which is a customizable baby changing pad that tracks a baby's health and progress. He is asking for $50,000 for 5% equity. The sharks are impressed by the product's functionality and potential market, but some are hesitant about the high price point and potential liability issues.

Finally, a man from Dallas presents his "Tie-Not" product, which is a device that makes it easier to tie water balloons. He is asking for $50,000 for 25% equity. The sharks are amused by the product, but question its sustainability and potential competition.

As always, the sharks debate and negotiate with the entrepreneurs, trying to strike a deal that benefits both parties. Viewers will have to tune in to see which ideas sink and which swim in the tank.