This might sounds harsh ...
No, I'm not going to criticize you for leaving your job - that's your choice, and only you know the circumstances. There really are times and situations where it's better to jump, even without knowing what you're jumping into.
But if you're going to be looking for work, you really, really need to assess the situation, decide what the problems are, find solutions to those problems, and take action to solve them.
You're looking for work, but you haven't included a link to your CV, you have no contact details in your profile, in short, there is no evidence that you have shown any initiative.
So now I have clicked on your profile, clicked on the "comments" link, and I've found a comment you wrote some time ago that gives the details that really should be everywhere.
I can't help with recommendations about where you should start looking, or what you should try next, I don't know how much runway you have, or what your burn rate is. But my advice is this:
* Identify the problems
* Look for solutions
* Show initiative
* Identify possible employers
* Identify how you can provide value
* Contact someone in the company
* Convince them you are worth more than you would cost
Now it's up to you - what else should you do?