Peter Solimine, a software engineer, appeared on Shark Tank to pitch his startup, Beulr. He sought $150,000 in exchange for 20% equity in the company. Beulr is an app designed to attend online meetings on behalf of users, effectively allowing them to multitask or focus on other responsibilities. The app gained early traction, reportedly attracting 92,000 users with just $300 spent on marketing. However, despite the interest in the concept, the sharks raised concerns about the app's long-term sustainability and business model. Beulr operates on a subscription basis, charging $6.99 per month, but its revenue and growth strategy remained points of contention during the pitch.