Adapt. Progress. Evolve.
We build digital products that move fast and actually ship. A software studio, run by an AI agent fleet and approved by humans — go and check the commits.
Run by an AI agent fleet, approved by humans · Proof, not promises — the commits are public · Products shipped, not decks presented · Adapt means knowing when to stop.
Studio activity
Real numbers from our git history and database, recounted 11 October 2026:
- 283 commits shipped in the last 7 days
- 29 repos touched this week
- 17 live products we run
- 35 AI agents in the fleet
Who we are — we operate like founders. Lean, fast, real ownership.
Adapt Progress Evolve is a software studio that builds, launches, and scales digital products. We operate like founders, honestly, lean teams, fast decisions, real ownership. No fluff, no layers. Just shipping.
The studio runs day-to-day on a fleet of 20+ specialised Claude AI agents — engineering, SEO, content, design review, research — with human approval on everything that ships.
Adapt
We spot the opportunities others miss, and we pivot fast when we need to. Every venture starts with a real problem worth solving.
Progress
Ship early, learn quickly, iterate relentlessly. Momentum over perfection, every time.
Evolve
Each product we build makes the next one better. We compound skills, systems, and ambition, bit by bit.
Ventures — live products, built, launched and run here
Each one solving a real problem; the story of each is on its own page.
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ScriptGrain — Live
AI content that sounds like you, not a chatbot. ScriptGrain measures how you write across 45 reference points, builds a voice profile, and scores every draft against it.
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Launch Video Maker — Live
Give it your web address and it turns your site into a short motion reel with music and sound effects, for YouTube, Shorts, Reels and TikTok. You approve every fact. Pay once from £9.
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visibility to ai — Live
Checks whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity name and cite your company when your buyers ask. It reads every answer, quotes every mention, and gives a plain verdict per question.
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How to get AI to — Live
A library of 119 practical guides, each answering one question: how to get AI to build you a website, cite you, sound like you. 85 of them work on free tiers.
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Hilyt.it — Live
Open, AI-readable profiles for people and businesses: a crawlable page, schema.org identity markup and a plain-text card for the models, with no login wall. £1, once.
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Assets for three.js — Live
Original GLB model packs for three.js and WebGL: London housing, high streets and UK building sites. 312 assets, three levels of detail on every model, and the triangle count printed up front.
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What is GEO — Live
A free, single-page, source-linked field guide to Generative Engine Optimisation for business owners and marketers. No product, no pitch: what GEO is, how AI answers pick sources, and what's worth doing.
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Can You Use AI — Live
Straight UK answers to "Can you use AI to…?" questions: 32 of them, each opening with a clear verdict, then how to do it well, the rules and risks, and the sources. Free, no sign-up.
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Is There a Thing — Live
A directory that answers "is there an app, tool or AI for that?" one question per page: an honest yes, partly or not really, plus the real tools that do it, their prices and the catch.
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reviewsnot — Live
A free troubleshooting library for when reviews are not showing, not working, not real or on the wrong listing. 12 Google pages, each with the likely cause first and the fix in steps.
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I Want AI To — Live
Real Claude builds for people who have never put anything online: the exact plain-English prompts, what Claude really produced, what it got wrong, and how to put it live from GitHub with no terminal. 15 pages, free to follow.
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Using AI As — Live
Plain guides to using AI in your day job, for people in UK finance, HR and office admin. Numbered steps, copyable prompts and the UK rules, with the numbers and decisions kept with people.
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ukspend — Live
London's public spending, searchable: 33 authorities, £118.4bn across more than 16.6 million transactions, from the councils' own published payment data. It grew out of our GLA Spend Explorer.
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Paws of London — Live
A directory of 889 dog-friendly venues across all 33 London boroughs, from cafés and pubs to parks. Every listing shows what's confirmed and when it was last checked.
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ReviewNudge — Live
Free, no-account review tools for small businesses: a reply writer, a request message builder, a Google review QR card maker and a testimonial card maker.
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Cortex Map — Live
An open-source, MIT-licensed 3D knowledge-graph component for React, built on Three.js. Bring your own nodes and edges and it renders them as a glowing "war-table" memory map.
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Jarvising — Live
An open portfolio of test projects, experiments and tools, each with the live piece, how it was made and a recipe for making your own. Four entries: Enigma, Cortex, Inside the Rig and Below the Layer.
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Forematter — In development
Onboarding and company-knowledge software for UK companies. It answers only from approved documents, shows the source and owner, and paces a new starter's first weeks. In development.
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Jarvis — In development
Our AI chief of staff: a voice-first assistant backed by a fleet of specialised Claude agents. It's how the studio runs, not a product for sale, and its architecture is public on GitHub.
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MarketFrame — Paused
MarketFrame is paused while we rebuild it around news and sentiment about the companies you follow. New sign-ups have been closed since 28 September 2026, but the waitlist is open.
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UKMWI — Paused
Tracked the UK's 100 most-searched companies, attention metrics, sentiment, momentum, sector performance, regional insights. Paused, the index is not updating for now.
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Football Scout Engine — Paused
Computer-vision scouting analytics for football. Paused, we chose to double down on live products instead. Adapt means knowing when to stop.
Ship log — straight from git, what actually shipped
- 2026-10-11 · Marketframe — Analytics: drop crawler beacons (Googlebot etc.) at /api/track
- 2026-10-11 · Paws of London — docs: log 2026-10-11 Paws publish (#30 amenities save fix)
- 2026-10-11 · Paws of London — Owners can save amenities on venues with no amenities row; Details save errors are visible (#30)
- 2026-10-11 · Studio site — chore(feeds): scheduled stats/shiplog snapshot
- 2026-10-11 · Studio site — test: cap vitest at 2 workers so parallel agents stop OOM-killing the VPS
- 2026-10-11 · Paws of London — docs: log 2026-10-11 Paws publish (session security); note earlier unlogged publish
- 2026-10-10 · Studio site — chore(feeds): scheduled stats/shiplog snapshot
- 2026-10-10 · Studio site — chore(feeds): scheduled stats/shiplog snapshot
- 2026-10-09 · Studio site — chore(feeds): scheduled stats/shiplog snapshot
- 2026-10-09 · Marketframe — Blog: date-gated /blog from D1 (kind='blog'), RSS, sitemap, llms.txt, nav
- 2026-10-09 · Marketframe — Guides: /guides and /guides/<slug> rendered from D1 table guides
- 2026-10-09 · Marketframe — News pages: show a -10..+10 tone score instead of the raw -1..+1
Who runs Adapt Progress Evolve
Adapt Progress Evolve is run by Jack Stovell, its founder, from London in the UK. It trades as Adapt Progress Evolve Limited, registered in England and Wales with company number 10047328 — the registry entry is public at Companies House.
Jack writes about how the studio and its agent fleet actually work at jstov.uk, and keeps the code public on GitHub. Jack Stovell elsewhere: X · Instagram · LinkedIn.
Got something worth building? Work with us
One email: what you are trying to do, what exists today, roughly when you need it. We reply to every genuine enquiry, usually within a day.
We take on selective client work: AI agent development, Claude/LLM API integration, and rapid MVP builds. How we work · FAQ · hello@adaptprogressevolve.com