Cristian Torre Software developer

47.0502° N · 8.3093° E Time in Luzern: 00:00

Software developer · Luzern, Switzerland

Cristian
Torre

Engineer calm inside complexity.

Software developer shaping robust backends, expressive interfaces, and the infrastructure between them.

Systems
C#, .NET, Rust
Products
Go, React
Delivery
DevOps, Cloud
Follow the route4 waypoints Torusframethe summit
Torus, isometric view. Hidden lines dashed; move across the foil.

The route

Built with purpose. Finished with care.

Four products exploring search, operations, publishing, and planning, each built around a real workflow.

4 waypoints 315 commits Jul 2025 → Sep 2026

Ink Well72Weekly Planner80WädiAlphütte107Trace315 Jul ’25Oct ’25Jan ’26Apr ’26Jul ’26Oct ’26
Commits climbed along the route, from Jul 2025 to Sep 2026.
Ink Well publishing platform landing page

D61F691

Waypoint 1 · Publishing platform · 2025

Ink Well

72commits

A quiet room for writing.

A full-stack space for writing, editing, and sharing stories through a focused dark-mode interface.

  • Full-stack application
  • Writing and editing
  • Dark-mode interface
  1. 5db62a5latest of 72 commits
  2. d61f691first commit

Source on GitHub →

Color-coded weekly scheduling application

2FD3C61

Waypoint 2 · Planning utility · 2026

Weekly Planner

8commits

A dense week, made readable.

A visual scheduling tool that turns dense weekly commitments into an editable, color-coded plan.

  • TypeScript
  • Drag-in day templates
  • Color-coded blocks
  • Export to Excel
  1. 185dca4latest of 8 commits
  2. 2fd3c61first commit

Source on GitHub →

Dark financial operations dashboard for WädiAlphütte

77694F7

Waypoint 3 · Operations platform · 2026

WädiAlphütte

27commits

An Alpine hut, run from one screen.

A focused management system for an Alpine hut, bringing budgeting, staffing, inventory, and daily operations into one clear workspace.

  • TypeScript
  • Finance dashboard
  • Operational planning
  • Desktop application
  1. 030664alatest of 27 commits
  2. 77694f7first commit

Source on GitHub →

Typing a few characters in Trace narrows the list of indexed files as each key is pressed
CtrlShiftSpacefrom anywhere

4D16685

Waypoint 4 · File launcher · 2026

Trace

208commits

Every file on your machine, three keystrokes away.

A keyboard-first file launcher for Windows. Press one shortcut from anywhere, type part of a name, press Enter. A local index follows the file system as it changes, so results narrow on the keystroke. Trace makes no network requests at all.

A Torusframe product · Released for Windows · MIT licensed

  • Rust
  • Tauri
  • React
  • SQLite
  • Fuzzy name and path search
  • Live file-system index
  • Zero network requests
  1. a206658latest of 208 commits
  2. 4d16685first commit

trace.torusframe.com → Source on GitHub →

Summit ahead: Torusframe↓

The summit · charter in formation

Torusframe

Developer tools that stay on your machine.

Torusframe is the company I’m building: small, fast, local-first software. No account to use it, no telemetry, and no data leaving your device unless you ask it to.

Local-first · No accounts · No telemetry

  1. Trace
  2. Torusframe
  3. Orbit
  1. Coupon 1 Torusframe torusframe.com The company site: what Torusframe makes, and why it all runs locally. Company · Live E0C7D3C
  2. Coupon 2 Trace trace.torusframe.com One shortcut, part of a name, Enter. A file launcher that never touches the network. File launcher · Windows release 4D16685
  3. Coupon 3 Orbit orbit.torusframe.com Snapshots uncommitted work as you edit, and turns a messy session into commits that read like decisions. Workspace manager · Alpha 73CD341

In formation. Until it is registered, its products ship as open source under my name.

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Engineering is how I make ideas tangible.

CT 47.0502° N
8.3093° E
Cristian
Torre Software developer
436 m ü. M.

I’m a software development apprentice based in Switzerland, working across the full product journey, from data and APIs to the final interaction.

I care about systems that feel understandable: clean architecture, intentional interfaces, useful automation, and decisions that remain sensible six months later.

Outside the apprenticeship I’m building Torusframe, a small company for local-first developer tools.

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Legend

  • Backend systems

    C#, .NET, Go, Rust, APIs, SQL

  • Product interfaces

    React, JavaScript, Responsive UI

  • Delivery & operations

    CI/CD, Containers, Cloud, Automation

Stages

How I move from question to system.

Simple on purpose, collaborative by default, and rigorous where it matters.

  1. Stage 1 · Frame

    Find the real problem.

    Clarify the user, the constraints, and the outcome before choosing technology.

  2. Stage 2 · Shape

    Make the system legible.

    Turn complexity into a clear model, a useful flow, and an interface with hierarchy.

  3. Stage 3 · Build

    Ship in durable layers.

    Develop, test, automate, and improve with maintainability built into the process.

Trailhead

Let’s make something worth using.

Have a project, an opportunity, or simply a good question?

cristian@torusframe.comWrite

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