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Groovebook On Shark Tank. Groovebook appeared on shark tank season 5 and made a deal with mark cuban and kevin o'leary. A smartphone app that lets subscribers print up to 100 photos every month and receive a 4.5” x 6.5” album in the mail for $2.99 a month, including shipping and handling. Delivered every month through a specially developed smartphone application, groovebook certainly caused a feeding frenzy among shark tank investors, with. The photo printing app lets users turn their phone pics into cute little books. Brian and julie whiteman pitched their idea and got a deal with mark cuban and kevin o’leary. Julie and brian whiteman pitch groovebook, an app that creates monthly photo books from smartphone pictures, on shark tank. Groovebook made a splash on shark tank in 2014 with their unique photo book subscription service. Groovebook made waves when it appeared on shark tank in 2014. They seek $150,000 for 20% equity to expand their. Brian made a photo album to cheer her up and came up with the idea for groovebook: In 2014, during season 6, julie and brian whiteman, a married couple appeared on the show seeking $150,000 in exchange for 20% equity in their product, groovebook.

Groovebook appeared on shark tank season 5 and made a deal with mark cuban and kevin o'leary. Groovebook made waves when it appeared on shark tank in 2014. Julie and brian whiteman pitch groovebook, an app that creates monthly photo books from smartphone pictures, on shark tank. Brian made a photo album to cheer her up and came up with the idea for groovebook: A smartphone app that lets subscribers print up to 100 photos every month and receive a 4.5” x 6.5” album in the mail for $2.99 a month, including shipping and handling. In 2014, during season 6, julie and brian whiteman, a married couple appeared on the show seeking $150,000 in exchange for 20% equity in their product, groovebook. Delivered every month through a specially developed smartphone application, groovebook certainly caused a feeding frenzy among shark tank investors, with. Brian and julie whiteman pitched their idea and got a deal with mark cuban and kevin o’leary. The photo printing app lets users turn their phone pics into cute little books. Groovebook made a splash on shark tank in 2014 with their unique photo book subscription service.

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Groovebook On Shark Tank The photo printing app lets users turn their phone pics into cute little books. Groovebook made waves when it appeared on shark tank in 2014. In 2014, during season 6, julie and brian whiteman, a married couple appeared on the show seeking $150,000 in exchange for 20% equity in their product, groovebook. Delivered every month through a specially developed smartphone application, groovebook certainly caused a feeding frenzy among shark tank investors, with. A smartphone app that lets subscribers print up to 100 photos every month and receive a 4.5” x 6.5” album in the mail for $2.99 a month, including shipping and handling. They seek $150,000 for 20% equity to expand their. Brian made a photo album to cheer her up and came up with the idea for groovebook: The photo printing app lets users turn their phone pics into cute little books. Groovebook made a splash on shark tank in 2014 with their unique photo book subscription service. Groovebook appeared on shark tank season 5 and made a deal with mark cuban and kevin o'leary. Brian and julie whiteman pitched their idea and got a deal with mark cuban and kevin o’leary. Julie and brian whiteman pitch groovebook, an app that creates monthly photo books from smartphone pictures, on shark tank.