Chris Kaspar is an entrepreneur, investor, and builder who believes the biggest problems in the world deserve more imagination—not just more effort.

He founded Techless and cto help families reclaim attention in the smartphone age, built the world’s first purpose-built "healthy phone" and has spent the last decade asking a simple question: What if technology existed to serve people instead of the other way around?

That question has led him down more rabbit holes than he’d care to admit.

On any given day you might find him designing products, buying farmland, collecting original artwork, blending pipe tobacco, studying behavioral psychology, crafting family lore, or wondering whether someone should revive a nearly forgotten American craft simply because it’s worth preserving

Chris isn’t particularly interested in chasing trends. He’s interested in building things that still matter fifty years from now.

His work spans technology, investing, design, and culture, but the underlying mission is remarkably consistent: strengthen families, reward craftsmanship, build enduring institutions, and leave the world more beautiful than he found it.

He lives in rural Texas with his wife, Ciera, and their six children, where conversations around the dinner table are just as likely to involve theology, entrepreneurship, history, or impossible business ideas as they are who’s feeding the chickens tomorrow morning.