New Latitude private pilot

Find your next latitude.

New Latitude helps Americans pressure-test part-time life abroad before the research spiral takes over. Try the starter calculator, then apply for a manual Life Abroad Blueprint if you want a deeper, sourced planning pass.

Lifestyle planning and destination intelligence only. Not tax, legal, visa, immigration, healthcare, residency, financial, insurance, or relocation advice.

Starter score

82Lisbon fit for a warm-winter, walkable, couple-friendly scouting plan
An editorial planning map with route lines, scouting notes, and a Life Abroad Blueprint.

Interactive fit check

Start with a score, not a spreadsheet spiral.

This lightweight calculator uses a curated starter dataset to rank second-base candidates by comfort budget, weather fit, walkability, flight friction, couple fit, and stay-window complexity. It runs in your browser and does not save answers.

Best starter match

Merida, Mexico

87fit

Warm winter strength with very hot spring and summer tradeoffs.

Merida, Mexico$2,900 comfort baseline - Longer visitor stays may be possible, but current rules must be verified.
87
Valencia, Spain$3,600 comfort baseline - Schengen planning required for longer stays.
86
Lisbon, Portugal$4,200 comfort baseline - Schengen planning required for longer stays.
85

Why it surfaced

  • winter warmth
  • lower comfort baseline
  • established expat familiarity

What to test first

Visit in a hotter month, not only the best winter window.

Heat tolerance is the dealbreaker to test before falling in love with the idea.

What the Blueprint answers

A better first question than "where should we move?"

01

Is this realistic for our actual life?

Compare timeline, comfort budget, flight tolerance, weather needs, and daily rhythms.

02

Which places deserve a scouting trip?

Use a small, sourced destination set first so the output stays careful and useful.

03

Where are we misaligned?

Couples can surface partner tradeoffs before they turn into months of private research drift.

04

What should we test first?

The Life Abroad Blueprint ends with a 90-day next step and a 12-month scouting outline.

Founder pilot flow

Manual first, carefully sourced, intentionally small.

The first pilots are delivered manually so we can learn what people trust, what they ignore, and where the advisory boundary needs to be even clearer before building automation around it.

  1. Try the calculator and decide whether the idea is worth a deeper look.
  2. Complete a short application and fit intake when the private form opens.
  3. Answer a few follow-up questions by email if the pilot is a fit.
  4. Receive a manual Life Abroad Blueprint draft with cited sources and visible caveats.

Build trigger

The SaaS build starts only after behavior proves the offer.

100targeted visitors
15+intake starts
5serious 1:1 exchanges
3paid or strong-intent pilots
2couples with real alignment pain

Application status

New Latitude pilot applications are being prepared.

The application link will stay private until the Google Form, consent record, and scoring sheet are ready. That keeps the validation sprint honest and avoids collecting more personal information than we are ready to handle.

Applications open

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