Freelance software developer. Taking work now.
Hi, I'm Lucas.
Final year computer science student at Dalhousie. Everything on this page is something I built.
Toronto and Halifax
I build complete products rather than parts of them: the interface, the data underneath it, the payments, and the internal tools nobody outside the business ever sees. I am in my final year of Applied Computer Science at Dalhousie, with coursework in the Faculty of Management.
The work usually takes one of two shapes. Something that needs to exist and does not yet, or something that exists and is being done by hand when it should not be. In practice that means subscription products, private dashboards, registration and payment flows, and integrations with whatever a business already runs on.
Outside client work I am obsessed with sports analytics. Prediction markets, projection models, ranking systems, simulations. There is more public data on sport now than anyone knows what to do with, and most of the interesting questions are still open. I keep building things to answer them for myself.
I work with AI agents every day and I care about the craft of it: prompt design, tool use, and knowing when to trust the machine and when not to. A lot of what I ship is written with agents in the loop, and reviewing that work properly is a skill of its own. The rest of this site is the specifics.
What I built for the businesses that hired me.
FBI Basketball is a fantasy hoops brand with an audience and no product to sell it. I built the product: a subscription platform that turns the brand's analysis into consensus redraft rankings, a trade calculator, and advice run against each manager's actual roster from their connected Sleeper or Yahoo league, paid for and used every week.
Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind v4, Supabase, Stripe, Vercel
See it live
Blakey Breakthrough runs twelve week group training programs, and the coaching is the product. The platform holding his members showed him one person at a time, so knowing who was slipping meant clicking through the whole roster by hand, every day. The members drifting toward the door were the ones he heard about last, once they had already gone.
Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind v4, Upstash Redis, Trainerize API, Vercel
About the business
Pride STEM Canada runs the 2SLGBTQ+ in STEM Conference, a national event now in its sixth year, held at Dalhousie over four days. The site is where the whole thing happens: registration, the program, presentation submissions, sponsorship, and the governance pages delegates read before they travel. All of it runs in both English and French.
Next.js, React, Framer Motion, Firebase, Stripe, Resend, GitLab CI/CD
See it liveNobody is paying me for these. Prediction markets, projection models, ranking systems, simulations. Built to answer questions I wanted answered.
The first inning is its own market. SHARPRFI covers both sides of it, NRFI and YRFI, behind one toggle that flips the probabilities, the break-even odds and the methodology between views, so the case for a bet and the case against it are read the same way. Underneath, a Poisson model and a ten thousand run Monte Carlo replay of the inning price it separately, and the headline blends the two.
Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind v4, Vercel KV, MLB Stats API, Open-Meteo, Vercel
Open it
Batter versus pitcher history is the most quoted number in the hit market and the most annoying one to get at: it lives a few plate appearances at a time, scattered across pages, and it is stale by the time the lineups drop. MLB BvP rebuilds it every day off live lineup data, ranks the slate so the strongest matchups surface first, and is cached before first pitch.
Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind v4, Vercel KV, MLB Stats API, Vercel
Open it
Enough Sleeper leagues and lineup day stops scaling: every league scores the same play differently, so the right lineup in one is the wrong lineup in the next. War Room runs the whole portfolio from one screen. It reads each league's exact scoring settings, superflex, tight end premium and custom bonuses included, and solves the optimal lineup in every one, so start or sit is computed instead of eyeballed.
Vite, React 18, TypeScript, TanStack Query, PWA, IndexedDB, Sleeper API, Vercel
Open it
Dalhousie University
Bachelor of Applied Computer Science
2023 to 2027 · Halifax, Nova Scotia
3.91
cumulative GPA
6
times on the Dean's List
May 2026 to August 2026
Analyst, Global Functions Technology
May 2025 to August 2025
Analyst, Financial Shared Services
May 2024 to August 2024
Digital Solutions Intern
September 2021 to August 2023
Founder and Director of Operations
June 2023 to August 2023
Research and Development Intern
S&L Sports Camp2020
Co-founded a youth sports camp that cleared over $15,000. Built the site, kept the books.
Scale Hospitality2022
Fine dining service in a high volume room.
Over the Rainbow2021
Upscale retail: inventory, order fulfillment, and client styling.
Community Leadership Scholarship
Dalhousie University · 2023
Ontario Scholar
Ontario Ministry of Education · 2023
Honor Roll, Bilingual Studies
Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute · 94% average
Prompt Engineering for Developers
DeepLearning.AI · 2025
Udemy · 2024
Bilingual in English and French.
Product builds, AI and automation, and projects that need finishing or refreshing.
lucas@reydman.com© 2026 Lucas Reydman. Toronto and Halifax.