I'd go get a job, you can always work on your dev tool in the evenings. I was in a similar situation, trying to build a freelance business because the last plac

I'd go get a job, you can always work on your dev tool in the evenings. I was in a similar situation, trying to build a freelance business because the last place I worked had soured me of working for anyone else again. Eventually after a couple of years I decided it wasn't working out and got a permanent role as a developer. Turns out not all companies are toxic or work you to the bone for a pittance. I work remotely, average a 37.5 hour week and there's flexitime. Also don't consider making a change such as this as giving up or as a failure, along the way you'll have learned some valuable insights one way or another.