Hi, I'm Zach.
I’m a web developer based in Sandy, Utah and the founder of Wasatch Bitworks. After 24 years in local broadcast television, I spent several years studying software development and building real-world projects before founding Wasatch Bitworks.
Today I help small businesses build fast, modern websites that are easy to own, easy to maintain, and built without agency complexity or template-driven shortcuts.
About Wasatch Bitworks
I started Wasatch Bitworks because I believe small businesses deserve well-built websites they actually own, without the complexity or overhead of a typical agency.
I kept seeing small businesses pay thousands of dollars for websites that were difficult to update and expensive to maintain. I thought there had to be a better way. Wasatch Bitworks grew out of that idea: custom-built websites that are straightforward to own, simple to manage, and built for the long term.
I intentionally keep Wasatch Bitworks small so clients always know who's building their website and who they'll be talking to.
How I work
Every project is different, but a few things stay constant.
- Direct communication
- There's no team behind me handling communication. When you have a question or a change, you're talking directly to me.
- Built for ownership
- Every website is built specifically for your business using modern, portable technology. You own the finished product, without being tied to a proprietary website builder.
- Fast and practical
- I focus on what actually matters: a site that loads fast, works on every device, and helps your business get found online.
- Reliable by design
- Clean code, solid infrastructure, and no shortcuts. I build things to last, not just to launch.
- Clear expectations
- Clear pricing and honest timelines. If something's going to take longer or cost more than expected, you hear about it before it happens.
- Always learning
- I build personal projects because I'm genuinely curious how things work, and that same curiosity carries into client work. I care about getting it right, not just getting it done.
Outside of work
I live in Sandy and spend a lot of time outdoors in the Wasatch Mountains: snow in the winter, trails in the summer, and plenty of camera time along the way. One of those interests eventually became Wasatch Birdworks, a personal project built around bird detection, photography, and local wildlife observation.
Ready to work together?
Let's talk about your project and see if we're a good fit.