Episode 4 of hit entrepreneurial show Go Fund Yourself airs June 19, and this week’s episode features two startups pushing boundaries in energy and safety—with more buzz than ever.
As the show builds momentum in its second season, Go Fund Yourself has quickly become a national hit—and a favorite in Florida. The show’s blend of reality TV and real investment is striking a chord with viewers who want more than just drama—they want purpose-driven progress.
Hosted by a powerful trio of business Titans—Rory Cutaia, David Meltzer, and Jayson Waller—Go Fund Yourself features real entrepreneurs pitching big ideas to seasoned experts. But this isn’t Shark Tank 2.0—this is entrepreneurship with heart, hustle, and serious impact.
Energy ReLeaf: Where Sustainability Meets Style
One of the standout companies featured in Episode 4 is Energy ReLeaf, an innovative green energy startup that’s reimagining what solar should look like. Based on advanced BIPV (building-integrated photovoltaics), their tech turns traditional roofing and siding into energy-generating surfaces—combining aesthetics with environmental efficiency.
Their signature product, the Exodus micro inverter, takes solar power to a whole new level—simplifying installation and improving performance across homes and commercial spaces alike.
What really got the Titans’ attention? The company’s cooperative business model, designed to uplift local contractors and empower communities to participate in the clean energy movement—without relying on expensive, centralized providers.
“This is how you build a scalable, sustainable company that also does good for the local economy,” said Titan Jayson Waller, who knows a thing or two about solar innovation.
iByte: Safety in the Palm of Your Hand
From sustainability to security—next up was iByte, a startup founded by Nicholas Fratantonio with one goal: protect what matters most.
His pitch? A non-surgical, semi-permanent chip that offers real-time tracking and health monitoring for children, pets, and aging adults. With a design that’s self-charging, unobtrusive, and hard to tamper with, iByte could be a game-changer in the fight against child abduction and human trafficking.
Fratantonio shared his personal mission and product roadmap—along with a funding goal of $5 million to help scale and distribute the device globally.
“This technology could literally save lives,” said Titan David Meltzer, who praised the founder for blending compassion with innovation.
Why It Matters
With Go Fund Yourself being filmed with an emphasis on real stories and real change, it’s no surprise the show has found a loyal following here in South Florida. Boca Raton, Miami, and Palm Beach have all become hotbeds for entrepreneurial energy—and the show is helping amplify that momentum.
The Titans—Rory Cutaia (CEO of VERB), David Meltzer (business coach and philanthropist), and Jayson Waller (trailblazer)—bring more than just funding. They offer real-world advice, credibility, and national visibility that can supercharge any founder’s journey.
“It’s not about who’s on TV—it’s about what they do with the spotlight after,” said Rory Cutaia. “We’re here to launch legacies.”
Wefunder campaigns for both companies are now live! Check out Energy ReLeaf here and iByte here.
Catch this episode June 19th and new episodes of Go Fund Yourself on Cheddar TV every Thursday at 7PM ET—and if you’re a founder with a vision, apply to pitch at gofundyourself.show.
