About Guess & Click

One belief, the whole company: the fastest way to understand AI is to build something with it.

So that's the model. We build real projects in the open — with Claude and whatever else earns its keep — and show every step: the video, the write-up, the exact tools. Then once a week, Guesswork reads the 40 tabs of AI news so you don't have to. Every claim links to its source. Every tool list is what we actually used. You don't have to take our word for anything, which is rather the point.

Chelsie at her desk in the neon-lit Guesswork studio, backward cap and a Guess and Click mug, with the Kabells illustration on the monitor beside her Chelsie · not illustrated

The human

I'm Chelsie. I'm a quality review nurse.

Not a developer, not an engineer, not someone who arrived here from a technical job. I build mornings, nights, and weekends.

Everything here is something I actually made. The newsletter, the characters, this site. All of it started with me not knowing how, and most of it still does, right up until it works.

That's why it's public. No background, no profession, no limitation decides what you get to build. What decides it is whether you keep going, and who's in your corner while you do.

The cast

Kabells is the host — the one in the backward cap, confident and a little sarcastic. Arc is the white arctic fox at her side. They front the builds and the newsletter, and their full personalities are still being written. That's deliberate. Characters earn their lines on camera, not in a brand document.

Kabells and Arc are illustrated characters, not real people.

Kabells and Arc the arctic fox in the neon studio, looking quietly vindicated The hosts 🦊