Python, HTML, CSS

Glyph is a lightweight, TeX inspired markup language written in Python. It uses a syntax similar to TeX with it’s heavy use of backward slashes and curly braces. The Python utilty converts the .glyph files to HTML.

Python, Curses, Requests

Meteo is a TUI weather client for Canadian Weather. It fetches weather data from Environment Canada’s hidden API. It features current conditions, hourly forecasts, daily forecasts, and weather warnings/alerts.

Python, Pandas

I created a Pitcher vs. Batter model to determine who is the best baseball player in MLB. It uses a similar formula to Quantus, except it treats every at-bat as it’s own game, and the result of that at-bat determines how much the rating is affected by. For example, if the batter hits a home run, it will impact their rating more than if they draw a walk. Similarly for pitchers, if they strikeout a batter, it will impact their rating more than a routine out. It also takes into account the opponents rating, if an ace gives up a home run to a poor hitter, their rating will take a bigger hit and vice versa. The plan is to integrate this into QuantusSports.

Python, Flask, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Vercel

QuantusSports is a sports analytics and statistics project I started in May 2025. It began as an Elo system for MLB games where point differentials were taken into account. I then ported the system over to the NHL and NBA as well.

The project now houses a number of rating systems, including the original QuantusRatings, and the graph theory based QuantusIndex.

Each league has it’s own BlueSky account where live updates are posted after each game. Each league also features a predictions page, where team ratings are used to make game predictions.

More information about QuantusSports can be found on the about page