This is not directly addressing your question, but I went the bootstrapped SaaS solo founder route and have no regrets. Code reviews would've been nice, admittedly, and some of my initial attempts at the non-tech stuff were weak. But ultimately the non-tech stuff proved fairly easy to pick up and I really appreciate the extra skills I ended up with. As for sharing the experience, consider joining one of the many online bootstrapper communities, or attending MicroConf.

So my advice would be to look for a co-founder, sure, but don't discount the option of going it alone. Remember that good co-founder > solo >> bad co-founder!