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What calls usat Precisar
Less noise,more judgment
Every day, more information is produced and circulated than we can process.
Information arrives in fragments. AI answers before you finish your question. Media change faster than we can make sense of them. And yet, everyone already navigates all of that—in their own way, with what they have.
At Precisar we strengthen that capacity: so more people can interpret the information they receive and build their own meaning.
Chile in figures
In Chile, access is no longer the only gap. The challenge today is to strengthen people’s ability to understand, analyze, and usefully apply the information that runs through their everyday and civic lives—not only in the news sphere or solely in digital settings, but also in services, institutions, platforms, and other spaces where people need to find their bearings and take action.
Millions are connected. With judgment, many are still missing.
We design tools, content, and training experiences—in person and online—that strengthen critical thinking, digital security, and civic engagement.
Knowing isn’t hoarding data. It’s knowing what to do with it.
Three collections of open resources—to reflect and broaden perspectives.
Onda doesn’t just answer. It listens, too.
Onda en Mano, Onda Civita, and Onda Profes: three chat spaces to guide you without replacing your judgment. Service in beta.
How information circulates—and what effects it produces.
Precisando is Precisar’s editorial: articles and debate to read the digital environment with more context, judgment, and depth. Explore recent posts and categories.
Understanding information is also a skill you learn.
Four dimensions for reading the digital world with more judgment, more awareness, and more autonomy.
07 · Take part
How do you get informed today?
Your experience changes how all of us get informed.
We want to understand how you receive information today and how you would like to receive it: which formats help you, which tone builds trust, and what you need to understand better, access more easily, and share with more judgment. Your answers go straight to media outlets, institutions, and decision-makers so they can improve how they inform the public.