Kevin Wagstaff

Kevin Wagstaff

Founder, operator, investor.

Founder, operator, investor.

I co-founded and sold a software company. Now I invest, advise, and spend an unreasonable amount of time trying to get good at golf.

I co-founded and sold a software company. Now I invest, advise, and spend an unreasonable amount of time trying to get good at golf.

ABOUT

Still curious. Still starting over.

I’m Kevin Wagstaff. I co-founded Spectora with my brother and spent eight years building it into the home inspection industry’s leading software — bootstrapped from zero to a $100M+ exit.

Before any of that I was a basketball player. High school, college, then a short stint playing professionally in the Philippines — which, as a Filipino kid from Colorado, was challenging and incredible to see where my family came from.

These days I invest selectively, look for businesses to get involved with, and I’m building a golf community called LOGO Golf Club. I found golf late (at 41) and it has taken over my life.

Don’t worry, I lost the man bun

Founder

Operator

Investor

Advisor

Bootstrapper

Former Athlete

THE PATTERN

I keep starting over on purpose

At 30 I quit basketball — the thing I’d been great at my entire life — and started playing grass volleyball. Then beach volleyball. From scratch, with no experience, as the worst player on every court I stepped onto.

I loved it.

Being brand new at something made me feel vulnerable and driven to improve, and that turned out to be the most motivating feeling I know.

So I went all in: lessons from multiple coaches, relentless practice, played every chance I could. Ten years later I was competing at an Open level in Denver and placing high in tournaments.

Then in 2025 I picked up a golf club, and the whole thing started again.

It’s the same pattern every time:

Be willing to be bad at something publicly, then do the work almost nobody else is willing to do. That’s how I built a company, and it’s how I’ve approached every endeavor I’ve ever cared about.

It’s the same pattern every time:

Be willing to be bad at something publicly, then do the work almost nobody else is willing to do. That’s how I built a company, and it’s how I’ve approached every endeavor I’ve ever cared about.

WHAT I’VE DONE

The work.

1998–2014

Basketball

High school, college, then a short professional stint in the Philippines.

2014–2026

Beach Volleyball

Started from zero at 28. Ten years later, got to Open level locally.

2008–2017

Finance & Tech jobs

Learned how to invest at Charles Schwab & how tech companies operate at HomeAdvisor/Angie's List.

2017–2024

Spectora

Co-founded with my brother. Bootstrapped to the category leader in home inspection software, then a $100M+ exit.

2025–now

What’s next

Investing, advising, LOGO Golf Club, and a golf obsession I can’t explain.

Team photo in Palm Springs.

Good things get built with good people. Our Spectora team when we stepped away.

WHAT I’M DOING NOW

Three things, and one of them is golf

BOARD & ADVISORY

Businesses I actually want to be around

I’m looking for companies to get involved with at a board or advisory level — golf, live house music experiences, and SaaS. The last because I spent a decade there and know where the bodies are buried. The first two because it doesn't feel like work.

INVESTING

Selective, and honest about it

Small checks in a small number of places. I’m more useful as someone you can call than as a line on a cap table.

LOGO GOLF CLUB

For people who found golf late

I picked up a club at 41 and it rearranged my life. LOGO is for everyone in the same boat — built for fun, with no particular plan for it to become anything else.

HOW I CAN HELP

Ten years of doing it, and the scars to show for it

Taking investment

Especially private equity. I’ve been through it and know what they actually care about.

Sales

Building the motion, hiring for it, and knowing when to stop doing it yourself.

Marketing

What works when you’re bootstrapped and can’t buy attention.

Product decisions

What to build, what to ignore, when “no” is the right answer.

Business strategy

Pricing, positioning, and the handful of choices that actually move things.

Founder mindset

The part nobody writes down. Usually the reason people call.

GET IN TOUCH

What are you working on?

If you’re building something in golf, music, or software — or you just want to chat — I’d like to hear from you.

© 2026 Kevin Wagstaff. A work in progress, like most good things.