Gábor Kaderavek

Gábor Kaderavek

Product engineer · Founder of AnyGear
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About

Founder and maker of AnyGear. I build AI systems, mobile apps and digital platforms with clear architecture, direct communication and less hype.

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Maker History

  • Vispertise™
    Vispertise™AI visibility. Evidence-led improvement plan.
    Oct 2026
  • AnyGear
    AnyGearAI workouts that adapt to your body, time and gear
    Oct 2026
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    Joined Product HuntAugust 29th, 2026

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27d ago

Vispertise™ - AI visibility. Evidence-led improvement plan.

When AI recommends a business, service or app, does yours make the shortlist? Vispertise™ measures AI visibility for physical businesses, online services and mobile apps. Explore real AI answers, cited sources, fact checks and relevant alternatives, then get a prioritized improvement plan with evidence, owners and completion criteria. Start with a free readiness check. Paid audits are one-time snapshots; reports are available in English, Hungarian and German.
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1mo ago

AnyGear - AI workouts that adapt to your body, time and gear

Tell AnyGear where you train, what equipment you have and how much time you have. It builds a workout. With Pro, Kora uses your logged sets and feedback to guide the next one. Your history stays with you across web, iPhone, Android, Apple Watch and Wear OS.
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2mo ago

Hi Product Hunt — I’m Gábor, a product engineer building from Hungary

Hi everyone I m G bor, a product engineer and founder from Hungary.

I build AI systems, mobile products and digital platforms. I m especially interested in the point where product decisions and architecture meet: making a complex system feel clear when someone actually needs to use it.

Right now I m building AnyGear. The problem I keep returning to is simple to describe and difficult to solve: a workout should not lose its context when someone moves from planning on the web to training on a phone or logging the next set on a watch. Available equipment, time, recovery, previous sets, effort, pain and fatigue all matter but only if the useful context reaches the next screen without getting in the way.

I joined Product Hunt to learn from people solving similarly messy cross-platform problems, and to share what I discover along the way.

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