I can tell you where not to go in the UK - government organisations like Business Link. Their aim is to help SMEs and they have grants etc but they prefer to help manufacturing organisations buy a forklift truck than a software product startup. They only understand tangible assets and you have to be an employer of more than 5 generally to get any assistance.

Completely agree with Ryan here. The last thing you need to be focusing on right now is raising funds. If you are building a webapp the focus has to be on getting it out to customers as quickly as possible and seeing you get any traction.

Once you have some sort of traction and a growing user base you will be in a much stronger position to raise money.

The most common reason for business failure is lack of capital so I would suggest looking immediately whether it's savings, credit cards, friends & family or investors.

When you absolutely need it.

"Bootstrapping puts you in the right mindset as an entreprenuer. You think of money more as something you make than something you spend. That's the right lesson, that's the right habit, the right imprint on your business brain. You're better off as an entreprenuer if you practice making money than spending money."

http://gettingreal.37signals.com/ch04_Whats_the_Big_Idea.php