We have a funded startup but no product

Now we have 60K left, we are two founders (Developer & Business) and we have an outstanding advisory/angel board.

But we are kind of bummed. It's crazy. And funny. And sad. But we don't know what we should build now.

You come up with tons of startup ideas while you're in school, college or working at a company. But when you have to come up with something because you have funding and an awesome team behind you, then there is emptiness.

We expected a lot of things when we started our startup, but not this.

What can we do?

The solution's straightforward- there are hundreds of would-be solo founders or founder duos that have a brilliant idea, are pitching their heart out, and not getting any traction.

Network like the dickens for the next 30 days, go to pitch events, etc., and find people where you can say "they're going to go far" and "I could work with this person", then pitch _them_ your empty nest.

Now is exactly when they expect their ROI. So, do what YOU think is right. Get out of your comfort zone if you have to (maybe you already are). Search, brainstorm, seek.

You have investors because they believe in you and trust you with their money. Do not let them regret it. My guess is that you're already well equipped to pivot and find that next idea.

Tactically: Follow the money. In your previous effort - how did the money flow? Who paid who and for what? What were the pains or frictions involved with exchanging money. Solve that problem if it's possible.

Spontaneous meetups are probably reasonable at conferences, or colleges, or fairs. Can you pivot to a particular niche?

Maybe you could create a kickstarter for meetups? Someone can schedule a meetup, and depending on how many people sign up the meetup either does or doesn't happen? It's very hard for my local subreddit to schedule meetups, but if people could just throw out dates then it would be much easier. I'm not sure what the monetization strategy would be, though.