Bloom Shark Tank Update

An NFC-enabled stainless steel keycard that physically blocks distracting apps on your smartphone. Users tap their Bloom card to lock or unlock specific apps, forcing intentional screen time.

DealNow:OperatingTechnologySeason 17, Episode 16Los Angeles, CAby Giancarlo Novelli, Danny ChmaytelliWebsite

What Happened to Bloom After Shark Tank

Is Bloom still in business? Yes — still in business.

  • On-air deal (Apr 2026): $75,000 for 20% equity with Daniel Lubetzky
  • $220,000 in sales and $60,000 in profit in the first six months; the card costs $39 with no monthly fee
  • Community grew to 50,000+ by February 2026; app-blocking cards became available at Best Buy in late March 2026

Last verified Sep 7, 2026. Web-confirmed sources.

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The Bloom Shark Tank Pitch

Giancarlo Novelli and Danny Chmaytelli of Los Angeles, CA pitched Bloom on Shark Tank Season 17, Episode 16, which aired Wednesday, April 8, 2026, asking for $75,000 for 5% of the company — a $1.5M valuation. At the time of the pitch, the company reported $220,000 in sales.

Daniel Lubetzky agreed to invest $75,000 for 20% equity, valuing the company at $375,000.

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Pitch Details

Aired
S17E16Apr 8, 2026
Ask
$75,000for 5%
Ask Valuation
$1.5M

Deal Terms

Amount
$75,000
Equity
20%
Valuation
$375,000
Daniel LubetzkyDaniel Lubetzky