I was on Dragons’ Den – the moment my heart absolutely sank during nerve-wracking filming will never leave me

AN entrepreneur has opened up astir the infinitesimal her 'heart perfectly sank' portion appearing connected Dragons' Den.

Jayne Sibley and her hubby Martin Orton co-founded Sibstar, a debit paper and app designed for those surviving with dementia.

Jayne conceptualised Sibstar portion caring for her parents, some of whom were surviving with the condition.

Last year, they entered the celebrated "Den" successful scenes aired connected BBC One, hoping for an concern of £125,000.

Speaking exclusively to The Sun Online, Jayne revealed the nerve-wracking constituent wherever it seemed they mightiness permission empty-handed.

She shared: "When we were successful there, I deliberation 3 of the Dragons said no. At that point, my bosom perfectly sank. I felt my legs spell to jelly.

"I thought, ‘We person not prepared for a no’. We person not imagined that scenario. 

“I thought ‘Oh my goodness, this is not going to spell our way. What connected Earth are we going to do?"

Continuing, Jayne added: "Then Deborah said: 'I’m truthful gladsome you’ve done this'. My bosom conscionable astir exploded.

"She and Sara past spoke for rather a while. Sara successful peculiar spoke a batch astir her idiosyncratic experience.

"You could archer they got it, they understood.”

“That was a existent infinitesimal of relief. And past erstwhile we took the deal, each of them stood up, clapped, gave america a hug.

"They said good done guys, we’re truthful gladsome you’re doing this. Real champion of luck.”

Sibstar is designed to assistance families of those surviving with dementia to safely negociate mundane spending by having power of the app.

The idiosyncratic surviving with dementia has a Sibstar card, which acts similar a mean debit card.

Meanwhile, their loved ones person the app, to marque definite however the paper is utilized - for instance, mounting regular oregon monthly spending limits.

The brace secured an concern of £125,000 from 'Dragons' Deborah Meaden and Sara Davies.

In the Den, Sara told them astir however their business resonated with her ain experiences.

She said: "I consciousness similar I privation to say, connected behalf of a cardinal families retired determination surviving with this, a monolithic convey you.

"I tin retrieve watching my mam and her siblings spell done precisely this, astir 10 years ago.

"And warring truthful hard to springiness my mam her independency and not being capable to."

Dragons' Den airs connected BBC One and iPlayer.