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Edlyn and Nico To from Toronto, ON, pitched Aidify in Season 20, Episode 11, asking the Dragons for $10K for 50% of the company.
| Dragon | Offer | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Michele Romanow | $10,000 for 50% | Withdrawn |
| Brian Scudamore | $10,000 for 50%, joined Michele's offer | Withdrawn |
| Arlene Dickinson | Suggested all five Dragons combine for $50,000 for 50% | Withdrawn |
| Manjit Minhas | Agreed to join the group $50,000 for 50% offer | Withdrawn |
| Wes Hall | Joined the group offer of $50,000 for 50% | Withdrawn |
| Michele Romanow and Brian Scudamore and Arlene Dickinson and Manjit Minhas and Wes Hall | $50,000 for 50%, all five Dragons together | Accepted |
Nico and Edlyn, siblings from Toronto, asked for $10,000 for 50% of Aidify, a Chrome browser extension that provides a detailed playback of edits made to a Google Docs document, showing backspaces, pasted text, time spent, and individual contributions in group work, intended to help students prove their work was not AI-generated. The tool was built by the two founders themselves in under a month, with a planned premium plan for teachers integrated into Google Classroom priced at $5 per teacher per month; total spending so far has been about $20 on domain and hosting, and the siblings have $18,000 in the bank from pitching competition winnings.
Michele Romanow and Brian Scudamore each first offered $10,000 for 50%, and Arlene Dickinson proposed combining all five Dragons into one $50,000 for 50% offer, which Manjit Minhas and Wes Hall agreed to join. The siblings accepted the combined offer of $50,000 for 50% from all five Dragons.
Pitch details from CBC’s Dragons’ Den pitch page.
Aidify is still operating and sells through its website.