Jack Stovell
Building digital products that move fast and ship bold
Founder at Adapt Progress Evolve · London, UK
About
Founder of Adapt Progress Evolve — a software studio that builds, launches, and scales digital products. We operate like founders: lean teams, fast decisions, real ownership.
Who is Jack Stovell?
Jack Stovell is a solo AI developer in London. He builds and runs a one-person software studio, Adapt Progress Evolve Limited, registered in England and Wales as company number 10047328 (Companies House record), registered office 5 Brayford Square, London E1 0SG, VAT GB362654684, and publishes his code as github.com/StovBuilds. The products below are built and operated with a fleet of 28 Claude agents doing the building, checking and day-to-day running, and nothing ships without his approval. That fleet is called Jarvis, and it is written up post by post in the Jarvis architecture series. This site is his personal blog: notes on building solo with AI, for other solopreneurs and developers.
Jack Stovell elsewhere: X · Instagram · LinkedIn
Work
Every project has a deep dive: jstov.uk/work.
Live
- ScriptGrain — Measures your writing voice across 45 attributes, then writes like you. Measured, never trained on.
- Launch Video Maker — Give it your website, approve the facts, get a motion reel with music. From £9.
- How to get AI to… — A growing library of practical guides for getting AI to actually do the thing.
- Hilyt — Open, AI-readable profiles for people and businesses, so assistants can read and cite you.
- Assets for three.js — Modular London and UK construction GLB packs for three.js. Three detail levels, metre scale.
- What is GEO? — A practical guide to Generative Engine Optimisation, and how AI answers pick sources.
- Can You Use AI — Straight UK answers to "Can you use AI to…?", each with a verdict, the how, the rules and the sources.
- Is There a Thing — One question per page, as people type it: an honest yes, partly or not really, and the real tools that do it.
- reviewsnot — Fix guides for when your reviews are not showing, not working or not real, one problem per page.
- I Want AI To — Real Claude builds for people who have never opened a terminal: the exact prompts, the unedited result, the mistakes, and how to put it live.
- Using AI As — Plain guides to using AI at work in finance, HR and office admin, with the UK rules included.
- Jarvising — An open portfolio of test projects, published as they're built. Four entries: Enigma, Cortex, Inside the Rig, Below the Layer.
- ukspend — London's public spending, searchable: 33 authorities, £118.4bn, 16.6M+ transactions. Grew out of the GLA Spend Explorer.
- Paws of London — Dog-friendly pubs, cafes and restaurants across London, borough by borough.
- Cortex Map — Cinematic 3D knowledge graph for React, data as glowing constellations. MIT.
- ReviewNudge — Free, no-account review tools for small businesses: a reply writer, a review request builder, and QR and testimonial card makers.
- MarketFrame — Reads the morning's UK business news on every FTSE 100 company and scores the tone. Free to read daily.
- AI Guides On — Free AI courses for people who don't code: 3 to 6 short lessons, the exact prompts, and a finished thing at the end.
- Dead Writing Theory — Tests the claim that the web's writing is collapsing into one machine voice, case by case, with data.
- Brands over time — How 157 UK brands write, measured across 20,341 of their own pages from 2015 to 2026.
- Product Photo Shots — Send one photo of your product; get professional campaign shots of that exact product in new scenes.
- Seracu — Finds the searches your site is missing and writes finished articles for them in your voice, every claim traced.
- visibilitytoai — Your buyers' real questions put to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. Named, cited or missing.
- Look Good Tools — Makes charts and slide decks look good in your own brand. Two products today, one login.
- Chartsmade — Turns a table, a CSV or a sentence into a finished chart in your colours. Embed it, or download PNG or SVG.
- Decksmade — Turns a report, spreadsheet or old deck into a designed presentation. Every number comes from your file.
- Noctem Labs — The lab of Adapt Progress Evolve: studies, failures and experiments, published with the evidence.
- Not Quite Folk — A small studio making openly AI presenter personas for Instagram and TikTok. They never pretend to be human.
In development
- Forematter — Scattered company knowledge turned into a calm first month for new starters.
- Jarvis — Voice-first AI chief of staff that runs the agent fleet. Architecture is public.
Paused
- UKMWI — The UK's most-searched companies, tracked weekly. Paused: the upkeep wasn't earning its keep.
On the record
- Founder of Adapt Progress Evolve, a UK software studio that builds, launches and scales its own digital products [source]
- Built and operates Hilyt, open AI-readable profiles for people and businesses [source]
- Built Paws of London, a data-rich directory of dog-friendly venues across London [source]
- Built MarketFrame, a news-analysis and sentiment platform; new sign-ups paused since September 2026 while it is rebuilt [source]
- Built ukspend (ukspend.com), which makes London public spending searchable: 33 London authorities, £118.4bn across more than 16.6 million transactions, from the councils' own published payment data [source]
- Built ScriptGrain, a writing tool that builds a stylometric voice profile so content can be produced in the author's own style at scale [source]
- Built ReviewNudge, free no-account review tools for small businesses, which replaced its earlier SMS review-request app in September 2026; paused while it is rebuilt [source]
- Author and publisher of howtogetaito.com, a library of 119 practical guides (as of 30 September 2026) to getting AI assistants to do specific things, each drafted in his own measured writing voice with ScriptGrain and checked against its sources before it is published [source]
- Built Launch Video Maker (launchvideomaker.com), which turns a business website into a short motion reel; launched 28 September 2026 [source]
- Makes Assets for three.js (assetsforthreejs.com): original GLB model packs for three.js, modelled from scratch in Blender [source]
- Publishes Jarvising (jarvising.com), an open portfolio of test projects, each showing what it does, how it was made and how to make your own; source public on GitHub [source]
- Built visibility to ai (visibilitytoai.com), which measures whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity name and cite a company; launched 14 September 2026 [source]
- Founder of Forematter, onboarding and company-knowledge software for UK companies, in development [source]
Links
- jstov.uk
- X
- Adapt Progress Evolve
- GitHub
- ScriptGrain
- Launch Video Maker
- visibility to ai
- How to get AI to
- Hilyt.it
- Assets for three.js
- What is GEO
- ukspend
- Paws of London
- Forematter
- Jarvising
- Companies House
Writing
Blog: jstov.uk/blog — product, SEO & growth, AI & agents, personal essays.
Series: Jarvis: the architecture series — how a fleet of 28 Claude agents is actually built and measured, one part at a time.
Latest posts
- Why Most of Us Never Read Our Own Writing Back — Reading your writing back reveals gaps invisible while drafting. A day's distance and cold eyes catch what you missed.
- The Email You Keep Not Answering — Why unanswered emails weigh on us more than the task itself, and why a quick reply beats a perfect one that never arrives.
- The Draft You Keep Rewriting Isn't the Problem — Rewriting feels like progress but often masks a deeper problem: you haven't decided what you actually believe yet.
- The Tab You Never Close — Small forgotten tasks create a constant mental hum that drains energy far more than the tasks themselves—and writing them down is the only way to let your head
- The Tabs You Never Close — Open browser tabs are promises we make to our future selves. Learning to close them—or admit we never will—frees up mental space and reduces the invisible weigh
Also listed at https://i.hilyt.it/jack.