A few thoughts: . Be really sure that your current company can't claim ownership of your project. Have you ever worked on it during work hours? Have you used

A few thoughts: . Be really sure that your current company can't claim ownership of your project. Have you ever worked on it during work hours? Have you used company property to work on it? Have you used code produced at work in it? Also, some states are very unfair towards employees, and everything they do on their spare time belongs to their employer. . I see a big conflict of interest if you own the company developing the product and work at your current job to integrate it. What if something needs to be fixed? Are you gonna do it at work? But then they're paying you to fix a product belonging to another company. Are you gonna have a contract with them to improve the product? Why would they keep you on the payroll? My advice: create your company, work on your product on your own time, find another first customer.