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The Story
Ryan Frankel and Kunal Sarda met at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School and developed their translation app, VerbalizeIt, the world’s only instant, 24-7 “human-powered” translation service. A user has access to a network of thousands of freelance translators around the world, paying for a phone call or audio/video contact per minute and for documents by the word.
The Pitch on Shark Tank
Verbalizit Translation App appeared on Shark Tank (Season 4) in 2013. Ryan Frankel pitched the product to the Sharks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Verbalizit Translation App still in business?
Verbalizit Translation App was pitched on Shark Tank but isn't currently sold on Amazon or eBay. The brand may have pivoted, been acquired, or wound down.
Who founded Verbalizit Translation App?
Verbalizit Translation App was founded by Ryan Frankel.
Did Verbalizit Translation App get a deal on Shark Tank?
Deal details from the original pitch aren't in our records.
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