LLLucio Lemus
PERSONAL PROJECTS / LUCIO LEMUS

A few things I’ve built.

From construction materials to market data and baseball stats—projects inspired by what interests me.

THE COLLECTION01 Construction & commerce02 Markets & analysis03 Baseball & statistics

The projects

EXPLORE THE COLLECTION
Materials. Meet opportunity.
01 / MARKETPLACEVisit website

Matlot.

Construction surplus marketplace

A construction-surplus marketplace connecting companies with materials to sell and people who can put them to use.

  • Local listings
  • Company profiles
  • Buyer–seller messaging
  • Order management
Behind the project

Built with Node.js, Express, and SQLite. Company profiles, material listings, conversations, and orders come together in one marketplace.

Node.jsExpressSQLite
Open Matlot
MResearch before the trade.
02 / FINANCELogin required

Market Desk.

Stock market analyser

My stock market analyser brings charts, options screening, and paper trading into a single research workspace.

  • Stock & ETF charts
  • Options screening
  • Watchlists
  • Trade journal
Behind the project

Built with Python and SQLite, with Alpaca paper-trading integration. This is a private learning tool using simulated money, with password-protected account access.

PythonSQLiteAlpaca API
Open Market Desk
d.Every player. Every number.
03 / BASEBALLPublic application

Diamond Desk.

MLB stats viewer

An MLB stats viewer for exploring players across all 30 teams, comparing their seasons, and following the numbers game by game.

  • 30 MLB teams
  • Player comparisons
  • Batting & pitching
  • Game-by-game charts
Behind the project

A JavaScript dashboard powered by the MLB Stats API, with dated snapshots available when live data cannot load. Available online at mlb.luciolemus.com.

JavaScriptMLB Stats APIStatic hosting
Open Diamond Desk
BEHIND THE BUILD

An idea is only the beginning.

I’m interested in how software can make an idea useful. These projects are my way of exploring that—from finding a home for surplus materials to making sense of market and baseball data.

I run them on my own Proxmox server, learning from the whole process of building, deploying, and improving them.