EmergenSee on Shark Tank
Be the first to reviewEmergenSee is a personal safety app that lets users stream live video, audio and location to chosen contacts or responders during an emergency. It targets individuals, students and organizations seeking a mobile alternative to traditional panic buttons.
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⏱ EmergenSee in 30 seconds
- The ask$250K for 10%Valued at $2.5M
- In the tankNo dealWalked out without a Shark
- After the showWent it alone
- TodayClosedEmergenSee shut down in 2017. The app and website are gone.
EmergenSee Shark Tank deal
- Asked for
- $250,000 for 10%
- Asking valuation
- $2.5M
- Result
- No deal
- Founders
- Phil Reitnour and Jason D. Friedberg
- From
- San Francisco, CA
- Aired
- Oct 24, 2014
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The pitch
Phil Reitnour and Jason D. Friedberg from San Francisco, CA pitched EmergenSee in Shark Tank Season 6, Episode 6 (aired Oct 24, 2014). They asked for $250,000 in exchange for 10% equity, valuing the business at $2.5M. They left the Tank without a deal.
What happened to EmergenSee after Shark Tank?
Out of business Last checked October 3, 2026
EmergenSee appears to be out of business (EmergenSee shut down in 2017. The app and website are gone.).
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Frequently asked questions
Did EmergenSee get a deal on Shark Tank?
No. EmergenSee did not get a deal on Shark Tank after asking for $250,000 for 10%.
Is EmergenSee still in business?
EmergenSee appears to be out of business (EmergenSee shut down in 2017. The app and website are gone.).
What season and episode was EmergenSee on Shark Tank?
EmergenSee appeared in Season 6, Episode 6, which first aired on October 24, 2014.
Where can I buy EmergenSee?
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What was EmergenSee's valuation on Shark Tank?
The founders valued EmergenSee at $2,500,000 when they entered the Tank.