Dragons’ Den Tracker

A-Frame Golf

A-Frame Golf was lighter and cheaper golf bag. Jo Gascoigne appeared in Series 1 (2005) and secured £125,000 for 26.3% from Peter Jones. It was dissolved in 2008.

RakaStaka

RakaStaka was stacking units for beer bottles in fridges. Stefano Matheou appeared in Series 2 (2005) and secured £100,000 for 20% from Rachel Elnaugh and Theo Paphitis. The company is still trading today — more than 20 years after the pitch.

Orikaso (Flatwork UK)

Orikaso (Flatwork UK) was foldable food and cooking accessories. Jay Cousins appeared in Series 2 (2005) and secured £100,000 for 40% / 50 from Rachel Elnaugh and Theo Paphitis. It was dissolved in 2008.

Accommodation for Students

Accommodation for Students was website for students accommodation. William Berry appeared in Series 2 (2005) and secured £150,000 for 50% from Theo Paphitis and Doug Richard. The company is still trading today — more than 20 years after the pitch.

Concrete Canvas

Concrete Canvas was emergency shelter design concept. Peter Brewin and William Crawford appeared in Series 2 (2005) and secured £80,000 for 50% from Doug Richard and Theo Paphitis. The company is still trading today — more than 20 years after the pitch.

NovaFlo

NovaFlo was water-overflow protection device. James Barnham and Ian Sillett appeared in Series 3 (2006) and secured £150,000 for 10% from Duncan Bannatyne, Richard Farleigh and Theo Paphitis. It was sold in 2017.

Empty Me

Empty Me was foldable picnic bag and mat. Asli Bohane appeared in Series 3 (2006) and secured £50,000 for 51% from Deborah Meaden. It was dissolved in 2019.

Yogabugs

Yogabugs was children's yoga and mindfulness activity. Fenella Lindsell and Lara Goodbody appeared in Series 3 (2006) and secured £250,000 for 30% from Peter Jones, Richard Farleigh and Theo Pathitis. It was dissolved in 2017.

ID Scan Biometrics

ID Scan Biometrics was identity document scanning and storage. Tamlyn Thompson appeared in Series 3 (2006) and secured £250,000 for 50% from Richard Farleigh. It was sold in 2016.

Caddy Motion

Caddy Motion was portable charging device for batteries for golf buggies. John Mooney and Andy O'Reilly appeared in Series 3 (2006) and secured £250,000 for 50% from Peter Jones and Richard Farleigh. It was dissolved in 2011.

Garden Gopher

Garden Gopher was trolley for gardeners holding tools and waste up to 50lbs. Rachel Price appeared in Series 3 (2006) and secured £150,000 for 50% from Richard Farleigh. It was dissolved in 2009.

Trunki

Trunki was luggage suitcase for children. Rob Law appeared in Series 3 (2006) and secured £150,000 for 50% from Richard Farleigh. It was sold in 2023.

Lings Cars

Lings Cars was website for car rentals. Ling Valentine appeared in Series 4 (2007) and secured £50,000 for 30% from Duncan Bannatyne and Richard Farleigh. The company is still trading today — more than 15 years after the pitch.

EDV Videos

EDV Videos was video production service turning home videos into biopics. Richard Williamson appeared in Series 4 (2007) and secured £250,000 for 25% from Deborah Meaden and Richard Farleigh.

Isis Adventure Series

Isis Adventure Series was adult adventure puzzles and treasure hunts leading to cash rewards. Andrew Reeves and Dave Thomas appeared in Series 4 (2007) and secured £200,000 for 50% from Peter Jones and Theo Paphitis. The company is still trading today — more than 15 years after the pitch.

Cuddledry

Cuddledry was hooded towel aid for bathing babies. Helen Wooldridge and Polly Marsh appeared in Series 5 (2007) and secured £100,000 for 45% / 40 from Deborah Meaden and James Caan. The company is still trading today — more than 15 years after the pitch.

Diamond Geezer

Diamond Geezer was online jewellery retailer. Clive Billing appeared in Series 6 (2008) and secured £255,000 for 40% from Peter Jones, Theo Paphitis and James Caan.

Baby Loves Disco

Baby Loves Disco was organised children's party planning. Andy Hurwitz and Naomi Timperley appeared in Series 6 (2008) and secured £100,000 for 40% from Deborah Meaden. It was dissolved in 2013.

Westhawk

Westhawk was carbon fibre electric patio heaters. Eddie Middleton appeared in Series 7 (2009) and secured £255,000 for 48% from Peter Jones and James Caan. It was dissolved in 2014.

Paragon Pe Ltd

Paragon Pe Ltd was non-bio laundry detergent for mrsa and c. difficile. Paul Ward appeared in Series 7 (2009) and secured £100,000 for 30% (reduces to 10% over 2 years) from James Caan. The company is still trading today — more than 15 years after the pitch.

There are 83 businesses in our database where an offer was made but rejected. Browse all seasons for the complete picture of every pitch.