There's some good recommendations here, which seem to identify your issue, so I'll offer a solution. Get a job, work there for at least a year to get a good id

There's some good recommendations here, which seem to identify your issue, so I'll offer a solution. Get a job, work there for at least a year to get a good idea of what they are doing. Keep an eye out for problems the company has that you think can be solved by software, and that a company would be willing to buy. Once you have that problem space really well understood, start building a product around solving that issue. The next step comes marketing and selling your product. How to do that is kind of dependent upon the nature of what you build. Once you have something that can make money, you can quit your job and spend a few months trying to find a customer. If that doesn't work, get another job. I've had tons of great "company ideas" in my career that I've seen other people build into successful businesses. If your company has the problem, it's likely a million others do as well. What you're building sounds amazing. But it honestly sounds like an open source product and not something a company would purchase.