Overview
- Founders Mana Kakuan and Daniel Nienkämper sought €80,000 for 15% equity in their product, Bookhover, but received no offers from investors.
- Bookhover, a €39 plastic finger cover designed to aid reading focus and speed, was criticized for its high price and lack of necessity.
- Investor Ralf Dümmel dismissed the product, admitting he does not read, while Carsten Maschmeyer called the price excessive and declined to invest.
- Social media users mocked the product, labeling it a 'finger extension' and questioning its practicality and value.
- As of May 13, 2025, Bookhover remains without investment and continues to face widespread criticism online.