GiantCrayon
While I would probably agree with the advice given here about contacting a lawyer, you could start with BizFilings.com's 800#, and see if they can give you some good advice for free first. (I've used them in the past, and while I had a few minor complaints, they do a generally decent job for little money. In any case, they won't charge you anywhere near what a lawyer would.)
HTH
_Perfect Passwords_ by Mark Burnett, available at:
http://www.amazon.com/Perfect-Passwords-Selection-Protection...
It's full of great analysis, as well as a fun table of the 500 worst passwords of all time. :)
(Note: I am not connected with the publisher or author in any way.)
On the other hand, I regularly see offers of people willing to volunteer on iPhone game projects just so they can learn the ropes -- it's just that interesting to them.
So, perhaps you should only offer the equity/money/bennies after you've found someone who's passionate.
I'd like to offer a "none of the above", which is to code the underlying "engine" of your app in C++, then connect that engine up to an OS-native GUI.
Just my $0.02.
Ask YC: How do you track down the key person at a Yahoo-swallowed company?
How do you track down the key person at a Yahoo-swallowed company to do some five-minute job that they're supposed to do anyway? I'm desperate to get a flickr Comm'l API key which I applied for in Oct.