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Gear keeps maintenance off your mind. Track care for your bike, car, running shoes, appliances and plants with reminders based on time, distance or hours of use. Connect Strava for bike and shoe mileage, keep a service history with dates and notes, and see what’s due in Home Screen widgets. Start with a preset or use AI to turn a photo into a suggested care plan. Free for up to 3 items; Gear Pro adds unlimited items and ongoing AI assistance.
I wanted one place to keep track of the things I own and when they need attention. When did I last change that filter? How much have I ridden since servicing the bike? Is it time to replace my running shoes?
That’s what Gear is for. Add an item, set up its care tasks, and get reminders based on time, distance or hours of use. When you’ve done something, log it so you don’t have to remember next time.
You can start with a preset or take a photo and let AI suggest a care plan, then adjust it yourself. Strava brings in mileage and training time for bikes and shoes. Widgets show what’s coming up right on your Home Screen.
It’s free for up to 3 items, with no separate account needed. Pro adds unlimited items and AI assistance. You can also try photo setup once for free during onboarding.
Curious what you’d use it for. A bike, a coffee machine, something I haven’t thought of? Let me know — I’m here for questions and feedback.
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About Gear on Product Hunt
“Maintenance reminders for the things you own”
Gear was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #248 on the daily leaderboard. Gear keeps maintenance off your mind. Track care for your bike, car, running shoes, appliances and plants with reminders based on time, distance or hours of use. Connect Strava for bike and shoe mileage, keep a service history with dates and notes, and see what’s due in Home Screen widgets. Start with a preset or use AI to turn a photo into a suggested care plan. Free for up to 3 items; Gear Pro adds unlimited items and ongoing AI assistance.
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Who hunted Gear?
Gear was hunted by Egor Sazanov. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Egor Sazanov
Hey Product Hunt! I’m Egor, and I made Gear.
I wanted one place to keep track of the things I own and when they need attention. When did I last change that filter? How much have I ridden since servicing the bike? Is it time to replace my running shoes?
That’s what Gear is for. Add an item, set up its care tasks, and get reminders based on time, distance or hours of use. When you’ve done something, log it so you don’t have to remember next time.
You can start with a preset or take a photo and let AI suggest a care plan, then adjust it yourself. Strava brings in mileage and training time for bikes and shoes. Widgets show what’s coming up right on your Home Screen.
It’s free for up to 3 items, with no separate account needed. Pro adds unlimited items and AI assistance. You can also try photo setup once for free during onboarding.
Curious what you’d use it for. A bike, a coffee machine, something I haven’t thought of? Let me know — I’m here for questions and feedback.