Kitchen Safe Shark Tank Update
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Fell ThroughNow:OperatingFood & BeverageSeason 6, Episode 10San Francisco, CAby David Krippendorf and Ryan TsengWebsite
What Happened to Kitchen Safe After Shark Tank
Is Kitchen Safe still in business? Yes — still in business.
$3M
reported annual revenue
- Time-locking container for snacks and treats
- Deal with Lori Greiner closed
- Rebranded to kSafe
- Continued selling through online channels
Last verified Apr 1, 2026.
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The Kitchen Safe Shark Tank Pitch
David Krippendorf and Ryan Tseng of San Francisco, CA pitched Kitchen Safe on Shark Tank Season 6, Episode 10, which aired Friday, November 21, 2014, asking for $100,000 for 5% of the company — a $2M valuation.
Lori Greiner and Nick Woodman teamed up and agreed to invest $100,000 for 20% equity, valuing the company at $500,000. The deal fell through after the show. Deal with Lori Greiner and Nick Woodman called off for undisclosed reasons.
Watch the Pitch
Pitch Details
- Aired
- S6E10Nov 21, 2014
- Ask
- $100,000for 5%
- Ask Valuation
- $2M
Deal Terms
Terms agreed on air. The deal did not close.
- Amount
- $100,000
- Equity
- 20%
- Valuation
- $500,000
Lori Greiner
Nick Woodman