arden

You're looking for someone who 1) knows how write [good] code; 2) knows how to run a business; 3) believes in you; 4) believes in your product; and 5) will donate his time for equity.

I suggest you find friends to volunteer and help with segments of the code and shaping the product. If you can't get them interested in contributing, you can't get people interested in purchasing the software.

Once you have a viable product, you'll need to obtain revenues. Revenue will give confirmation to the idea and your abilities to make a product and make money. Revenues will attract business people.

~90k living outside of Atlanta operating a small website and another seasonal business. Been doing this for four years, but been slow to learn/grow revenues. No cap on income, 120k, 200k, 500k, ... Bachelor's Degree, but not necessary.

Oh, I only work for ~4 months of the year and have the rest of the year to vacation / play / program / whatever.

I advise you guys to quit your day jobs...