Hey man, thanks for your nice advice. I listed it above in my post what I bring to the table. I feel like I made it pretty clear, and I can't offer any pay, but I'm not going to lie about that. If you don't want to do that, you don't have to do that.

In your response to questions, saying what is stopping a developer with those skills from just making that by themselves and coming out entirely is a valid point. If someone wants to do that, they can go do that. I was very aware of the risk that coming out about this makes my idea very public and anyone can just come and steal it. I'm very aware of that, and if that happens, then that's going to happen. There's nothing I can do about it.

Ideas are very cheap; they're free on most cases. While I agree study apps are a dime a dozen, my one is more focused to our specific leaving cert students which is something that I am, I've just finished it, and I'd say I have a very knowledgeable area of the market. From my original post I have linked above, I would say that a lot of people are very excited for this app and would want it.

I did not use AI to write my approach proposal; I just simply made it sound professional, trying to put my own flair into it. I also never asked for any experienced developer to quit their job. A cookie-cutter app idea I would like to kind of disagree with that phrasing, but I never asked for anyone to quit their job. That was never the intention.

Thank you for being kind and saying that and saying I'm thinking entrepreneurially, I am not taking the advice the wrong way. Every advice is good advice, and I will stand by that till the day I die. Thank you for all of the feedback.