Compare local times
Add cities or time zones and see the same meeting time in every location. No more guessing whether "10 AM" means your time or someone else's.
Find the best time to meet across multiple time zones. Add your team's cities, compare local working hours, and share a meeting time that works for everyone.
Add cities or time zones and see the same meeting time in every location. No more guessing whether "10 AM" means your time or someone else's.
Highlight the times that fit normal working hours for your team. Quickly see what is good, acceptable, or too early or too late.
Choose a time and copy a simple link. Everyone can open it and see the meeting time in their own local time zone.
Use the planner in five simple steps.
Choose the cities or time zones of everyone joining the meeting.
Select the meeting date so the planner can calculate the correct local time.
See where working hours overlap across all selected locations.
Pick a time directly from the timeline or from the suggested best options.
Copy the meeting time or send a link so everyone sees the same time clearly.
A basic time zone converter can tell you that 9:00 AM in one city is 2:00 PM somewhere else. But for meetings, that is not enough.
You need to know whether the time is actually reasonable for everyone. This meeting planner highlights working hours overlap so you can avoid scheduling calls too early, too late, or outside normal business hours.
The timeline shows good meeting windows with color, and these option cards help you pick a concrete time faster.
3:00 PM London
11:00 PM Tokyo
Good for 2 of 3 locations. Late for Tokyo.Select this time2:00 PM London
10:00 PM Tokyo
Good for New York and London. Late for Tokyo.Select this timeHere are the least bad options based on your selected working hours.
Remote teams often work across the United States, Europe, Asia, and Australia. That makes meeting schedules harder than they look.
Use this planner for weekly standups, product reviews, sales calls, interviews, customer demos, webinars, and international conference calls. Instead of guessing, you can compare time zones and choose a meeting time that respects everyone's day.
Time differences can change during the year, especially when daylight saving time starts or ends. The calculator uses the selected date to compare working hours, so your meeting time is based on the correct local time for each location.
This helps you plan calls weeks or months ahead without manually checking whether a region has changed clocks.
Start with a common meeting setup and adjust it for your team.
A meeting time zone planner helps you find a suitable meeting time for people in different time zones. Instead of manually converting each location, you can add cities, compare local times, check working hours, and choose a time that works for everyone.
Add each participant's city or time zone, choose the meeting date, and compare overlapping working hours. The best time is usually the slot that falls inside normal working hours for the largest number of people.
Yes. The planner is designed for meetings across multiple time zones. You can compare several cities at once and see how the same meeting time looks in each location.
Yes. The planner calculates local times based on the selected date, including daylight saving time changes when they apply. This is important for international meetings planned in advance.
Yes. After choosing a time, you can copy the meeting time or share a link so every participant can see the time in their own local time zone.
Yes. A time zone converter shows what time it is in another location. A meeting time zone planner goes further: it compares working hours, highlights overlap, and helps you choose the best time for a meeting.