Hey! First off, I'm really sorry... no matter how cordially things end, it's always hard to see something you cared about and worked for come to an end. As far

Hey! First off, I'm really sorry... no matter how cordially things end, it's always hard to see something you cared about and worked for come to an end. As far as your options, I agree with everyone here who says you likely won't have much luck selling the code. People rarely buy code; they buy customers or revenue. It doesn't seem like you have either, and I don't have much to add there. BUT! You do actually have something you can sell... your experience. Your last two years weren't a waste. We've hired founders at my company before, and they're great... they have an amazing mindset, are great at making things happen, and tend to be ambitious. These two years of experience are going to make you very valuable to someone. Like you said, there's a bunch of companies out there doing something similar. They don't need your code, but they'd love your experience. You've spent years understanding the space, thinking about the market, and getting a first-hand technical understanding. I'd think of it that way... this is an amazing resume for you. You'll be able to turn this into money, just not the way you're currently thinking! Good luck :)