Hey, I'm Bertrand
I started Tajalys because I believe good software shouldn't require an agency, a big budget, or months of meetings. I build things that work — for real people with real problems.
What I care about
Craft over speed
I'd rather take an extra day to get it right than ship something I'm not proud of.
Honest conversations
If something won't work, I'll tell you. If there's a simpler solution, I'll suggest it — even if it means less work for me.
Keep it simple
The best solutions aren't the most complex ones. I avoid over-engineering and focus on what actually matters for your users.
Long-term thinking
I build things that last. Clean code, good documentation, technologies that won't be obsolete next year.
The founder

I'm a developer based in Moncton, Canada. I created Tajalys in 2025 and officially launched in January 2026. Before that, I spent years learning what makes software projects succeed — and what makes them fail. Most of the time, it's not the technology. It's communication, clarity, and someone who actually cares about the outcome. That's what I bring. Solo today, I'm building Tajalys to become a digital product development studio. When you work with me now, you work directly with the founder.
Solo today, team tomorrow. I'm building Tajalys into a local-first digital product studio — focused on compliance and productivity, without your data ever leaving your device.
Concretely: six products in production. Media tools (SmartWatermark, Velacompress), a Quebec compliance suite (Biffe for redaction, Prévaut for Law 96, AccessAudit for WCAG accessibility), and a salary negotiation tool (OfferUnlock).
The Tajalys story
Tajalys conceived
Company founded on a simple conviction: quality web and mobile development shouldn't require a large agency or a large budget.
Official launch
Tajalys Inc. becomes an active business. Full technical and financial infrastructure set up: Stripe, automated invoicing, GDPR/PIPEDA/Quebec Law 25 compliance.
SmartWatermark in production
First product launched: a 100% client-side batch watermarking PWA. 111 unit tests, Lighthouse 99, and first automated Stripe payments.
First client contracts
Opening up to freelance client projects. Continuous iteration on SmartWatermark and first feedback from paying users.