Never ever trust non technical founders. They usually don't have as highly marketable skills as you do. They live by fleecing programmers for the most part. Th

Never ever trust non technical founders. They usually don't have as highly marketable skills as you do. They live by fleecing programmers for the most part. The few that are worth something will be honest because they have marketable skills. The rest are hucksters and snake oil salesmen. They are good at seducing naive people into working for free. Then they steal your labor. Always get your deals in paper, up front. These guys will not succeed in the long run. By the way, if you did not sign an employment agreement, you as the author own all the software. They don't. You can sue them for using your software. That's the case in the US.