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Here's What Happened To Nui After Shark Tank


Published on 2025-03-30 10:00:54 - Chowhound
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  • Ever wondered what happened to the keto-friendly cookie brand Nui after it snagged a deal on "Shark Tank"? Here's everything that went down since its debut.

Nui, a company featured on "Shark Tank," presented their innovative product, a smart baby monitor designed to track and analyze a baby's breathing, sleep patterns, and room conditions. During their appearance, founders Sam and Nongyao Losoya sought $100,000 for 10% equity. They impressed the Sharks with their technology, which uses AI to provide insights and alerts to parents. Ultimately, they struck a deal with Lori Greiner for $100,000 but for 15% equity. Post-show, Nui experienced a significant boost in visibility and sales, leading to partnerships with major retailers like Walmart and Target. However, the company faced challenges with production scaling and supply chain issues, which delayed product delivery. Despite these hurdles, Nui continued to innovate, introducing new features and expanding their product line, although they had to navigate through the complexities of rapid growth and market competition.

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