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My Journey as an Ex-Cofounder and Collaborator with Hypershell: Lessons Learned from Partnership Risks When I first partnered with this Shanghai-based exoskeleton startup, I was optimistic and excited about contributing to cutting-edge innovation in the civilian exo space since I had known Kelvin, the founder, for quite many years. However, my experience quickly became a crash course in startup-related risks, especially when partnerships and expectations aren’t aligned. Looking back, I feel compelled to share this story to help others navigate similar situations. The Early Signs I Should Have Paid More Attention To In Q4 of 2022, the founder approached me to consult on their upcoming crowdfunding campaign. They were facing significant cash flow challenges, claiming that the company would not survive until next May. While I initially overlooked the financial red flags and campaign creation challenge, I agreed to help, providing brand audit, brand story development, pre-launch Facebook ads, commercial video scripts, press release with pitch, and campaign page production. What stood out at the time was the agreement they proposed—flat $30 hourly fees instead of the standard industry rates of 5-10% revenue commission. While this seemed like a fair deal to help a struggling startup, hindsight taught me otherwise. The first Kickstarter campaign raised an impressive $1.3M, which should have marked the start of a successful partnership. Unfortunately, the agreed-upon fees were never mentioned again or fulfilled, leaving me wondering whether I could’ve done more to ensure accountability upfront. Equity Drama That Took Me by Surprise By 2023, things escalated beyond what I expected. As co-founder of another tech startup myself, a shareholder resolution invoked a clause from corporate bylaws—to demand the transfer of my equity for free. The core accusation and evidence against me mentioned in it is the agreement for part-time consultant for Hypershell. You can imagine the frustration I felt, especially when legal counsel questioned the clause’s legitimacy. The Eye-Opening Details Found During Due Diligence During the company’s Seed/Pre-A funding phase in 2023, I was asked by the founder to play the role of a freelance photographer/videographer at the same time a huge fan of hiking—the perfect candidate for a user interview from investors. I was then invited into the group chat and very soon hopped on a 30-minute con-call to prove the crowdfunded exo is super useful in my work scenarios. These findings made me question everything about the startup’s leadership and integrity. It underscored the importance of rigorous due diligence—a step that often gets overlooked when trust is assumed too early. Final Thoughts Looking back, I realized the importance of balancing optimism with caution in partnerships and agreements. While this chapter of my career involved setbacks, it also empowered me with insights that I’ll use to advocate for transparency and accountability in the startup world. If you’re working in a similar space—or contemplating throwing your weight behind an early-stage venture—my advice is simple: trust your instincts, do your homework, and protect your interests at every step. Allen Shen Ex-cofounder at IceWhale Technology

I ordered the Hypershell Exo on their website, shelling out a significant chunk of change back in January 2025. Twenty days ticked by – nothing. No reply, no shipping notice. Radio silence. Three weeks went by, and still not a bloody word from Hypershell. No customer support emails, no explanations, no shipping updates. You'd think they were running a ghost operation. I started suspecting I was being conned, so I contacted their so-called customer support via email. Here's the kicker – instead of fixing the mess, Hypershell went ahead and canceled my order. Just like that, I lost my priority. Unbelievable. To say I'm pissed would be putting it mildly. This experience has been an absolute clusterf**k. Their customer service is atrocious. If you're considering ordering from Hypershell, my advice is simple: don't. Save yourself the hassle and rage.

I paid for the Hypershell on February 11, 2024, but a year later I still haven't received the order. My order number #1262. The company only promises to send the goods. Judging by the number of videos on YouTube, only a few bloggers received this device, they do not send the goods to buyers. Beware of this company, they take money, but do not send the product.