Aidify

Edlyn and Nico To
Toronto, ON

Edlyn and Nico To pitching Aidify on Dragons’ Den

The pitch

Edlyn and Nico To from Toronto, ON, pitched Aidify in Season 20, Episode 11, asking the Dragons for $10K for 50% of the company.

  • Asked for$10K for 50%
  • Valuation$20Kimplied by the ask
  • OutcomeDealwith Michele Romanow, Brian Scudamore, Arlene Dickinson, Manjit Minhas and Wes Hall
  • Final deal$50K for 50%valued at $100K

Offers in the Den

DragonOfferResult
Michele Romanow$10,000 for 50%Withdrawn
Brian Scudamore$10,000 for 50%, joined Michele's offerWithdrawn
Arlene DickinsonSuggested all five Dragons combine for $50,000 for 50%Withdrawn
Manjit MinhasAgreed to join the group $50,000 for 50% offerWithdrawn
Wes HallJoined the group offer of $50,000 for 50%Withdrawn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 togetherAccepted

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 today

  • StatusIn businessLast checked September 2026

Aidify is still operating and sells through its website.