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Democracy needs understanding.

The present and the future do not simply belong to those who can access information, but to those who can interpret it, connect it, and give it meaning.

Meet Precisar

For Precisar, using technology with judgment starts with understanding information and how it reaches you.

Information doesn't arrive on its own.

Information is much more than news. It also includes the content and services we use to study, complete procedures, exercise our rights, and participate. We listen to people to identify the informational barriers and challenges they face and design useful responses.

Before it reaches you, it may have been:

  1. Selected and communicated

    by media and institutions

  2. Ordered and recommended

    by platforms and algorithms

  3. Summarized or generated

    by artificial intelligence systems

At Precisar we work for the right to understand information: we provide tools to understand it, put it in context, and make decisions with greater clarity.

01 · Programs

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.

Cities Connected with Purpose — Workshops and support for municipalities to strengthen digital skills across the community.Hub Digital Consciente — Immersive digital culture experiences for all ages, adaptable to any space.Learn Digital: It's Never Too Late — A programme for older adults who want to connect with more safety and autonomy.Media education for teachers — Tools and resources to help teachers bring critical thinking into the classroom.Course for public servants — Practical digital skills training for people who work in government.
02 · Saberes

Knowing isn’t hoarding data. It’s knowing what to do with it.

Three collections of open resources—to reflect and broaden perspectives.

A question a dayDigital sensesDigital culture
Material to download →
03 · Bot Onda

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.

Onda en Mano — For messages, chains, iffy links, and voice notes. It helps you read signals, understand what’s reliable, and use AI with judgment.Onda Civita — For making sense of the public sphere: the state, laws, the economy, the environment, and recent history. Clear language, context, and data.Onda Profes — For teachers and education teams: activities, good practice, rubrics, and transparent use of AI in the classroom.New feature: community listening — Onda doesn’t just answer. It can also gather questions, experiences, and real signals from people who use the chat, so the team can review them and better understand what’s missing from the explanations.Open the chat →
04 · Precisando

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.

PISA 2025: cuando comprender se vuelve una urgencia democráticaLa brecha invisible: tenemos internet, nos falta criterioInformarse en Chile hoy: menos ruido, más criterio.Escuchar Primero, Implementar Después: La Metodología de Precisar para Construir Ciudades AMI
05 · MEDIA EDUCATION

Understanding information is also a skill you learn.

Four dimensions for reading the digital world with more judgment, more awareness, and more autonomy.

CommunicationEducationTechnologyCulture
Media Literacy for Chile →MIL vs Digital Literacy →

06 · 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.

Respond now →