It's really going to be about what you bring to the table, and if your idea excites them. Why shouldn't they just execute on this without you?
What's stopping you from learning how to code over the course of 18 months and doing it yourself? No one will champion the building of your idea in the way that you would.
Learn to program. It changed my life. I majored in marketing. After I learned to code, I got a product job in big data genomics on national dna projects. Now I can build my own companies and am on the 2nd version of my prototype.
Otherwise, don't waste your time looking, just pay an outsourced dev shop.
Hm, that is an interesting point as well.
I have a basis in Python, but I also know that my strengths are rather elsewhere, so then if I invest 18 months in learning to code it is still likely my coding skills will be below average and I will just add another "not really an expert" skill into my CV. You can see some of my context on the link I posted to other comments here in the thread.
What's stopping you from learning how to code over the course of 18 months and doing it yourself? No one will champion the building of your idea in the way that you would.
Learn to program. It changed my life. I majored in marketing. After I learned to code, I got a product job in big data genomics on national dna projects. Now I can build my own companies and am on the 2nd version of my prototype.
Otherwise, don't waste your time looking, just pay an outsourced dev shop.