In the crowded world of startup pitches, it’s easy for bold ideas to get lost in the noise. That’s precisely why shows like Go Fund Yourself are reshaping how innovation reaches the world — turning early-stage breakthroughs into stories audiences can actually experience, not just read about.
Season 4, Episode 14, airs February 19 at 7 PM ET on Cheddar TV, and brings two forward-thinking ventures into the spotlight: NeuralAI Technologies and High Frequency Highway — companies operating at the intersection of artificial intelligence, neuroscience, and human performance.
But on Go Fund Yourself, the value goes far beyond a pitch. The show’s Titans don’t just evaluate ideas — they amplify them. For founders, stepping onto the stage means gaining visibility with investors, strategic partners, and thousands of viewers who can become early adopters, ambassadors, or even future collaborators.
Smelling the Future with NeuralAI Technologies
The founder of NeuralAI Technologies is tackling one of the most underexplored frontiers in artificial intelligence: sensory detection.
The company is developing neuromorphic hardware and neural chipsets designed to power the next generation of AI applications. Leading the charge is the company’s first flagship product, Neural Nose — a smell-detection platform designed for commercial, industrial, and defense applications.
With patents filed and prototype boards already in development, NeuralAI isn’t just theorizing about the future of AI — it’s engineering it. From environmental monitoring to safety detection and beyond, smell recognition could become as essential to machines as vision and speech already are.
On a show where investors are constantly searching for category-defining technologies, NeuralAI’s approach represents something rare: not just another software layer, but foundational infrastructure for how AI will interact with the real world. Learn more about the company and investment opportunities here.
Rewiring Focus and Recovery with High Frequency Highway
If NeuralAI is about expanding machine perception, High Frequency Highway is about optimizing human performance.
The founder is building an app and wearable ecosystem that combines precision frequency, vibration technology, neurotech insights, and AI personalization to help users shift their mental state on demand.
Whether someone needs deep focus, creative flow, or full nervous-system recovery, High Frequency Highway aims to deliver those transitions intentionally — not by chance.
As wellness tech increasingly merges with neuroscience and AI, its approach taps into a powerful cultural shift. Consumers today aren’t just tracking steps or sleep anymore. They want tools that help them regulate stress, boost performance, and recover faster in a world that never seems to slow down.
With its blend of wearable hardware, adaptive software, and AI-driven personalization, High Frequency Highway positions itself at the forefront of a fast-growing performance optimization market. You can explore more here.
Why the Go Fund Yourself Stage Matters
For founders, appearing on Go Fund Yourself is about far more than funding. The Titans bring decades of entrepreneurial, media, and investment experience — and their feedback alone can reshape a company’s trajectory.
But the show’s real differentiator is its audience-first model. Viewers don’t just watch; they engage. They follow companies, share them, talk about them, and sometimes become customers or collaborators before a startup even finishes its first funding round.
That kind of exposure is difficult to replicate anywhere else.
It’s why even founders who don’t walk away with immediate investment often describe the experience as transformative. Visibility leads to conversations. Conversations lead to partnerships. And partnerships often lead to growth.
Innovation as Entertainment — and Opportunity
Episode 14 captures exactly what makes Go Fund Yourself compelling: visionary founders, emerging technologies, and the real-time tension of putting bold ideas in front of people who know how to build billion-dollar companies.
From AI systems that can smell to wearable platforms that help humans shift their mental state, this episode reminds viewers that innovation isn’t happening somewhere in the distant future.
It’s happening now — on stage, in real time, in front of Titans and audiences who might help shape what comes next.
And that’s what makes Go Fund Yourself more than a show.
It’s a launchpad.
Looking to be on the show? Click here to apply. Missed the show? Watch the replay here.
