Global Meeting Planner & World Clock

Find the best meeting time across time zones

Find the best meeting time across time zones

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Pick a date/time and add target time zones to see conversions

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does the meeting planner find the best time?

It checks every hour of the day and scores each one based on how many participants are in business hours. The 'golden window' is when everyone is in 9-5 hours. If there's no perfect overlap, it ranks the top 3 least painful options.

2. Does it handle daylight saving time automatically?

Yes! The browser's timezone database automatically accounts for DST transitions. The tool also shows date-aware UTC offsets so you see the correct offset for your meeting date, not today.

3. Can I save my regular team for quick access?

Yes — add your team cities, then click 'Save Team' to create a named preset. Next time, one click loads them all back.

4. Can I set custom work hours for different cities?

Yes — click the work hours (e.g. '9-17') under any city in the timeline to change them. Great for teams with flexible schedules or different local norms.

5. Is this tool free to use?

Completely free, forever. No sign-up, no ads, no tracking. It runs 100% in your browser — your data never leaves your device.

6. Is this tool still being improved?

Yes! This is a V1 release and we're actively improving it based on user feedback. If you have suggestions, find a bug, or want a new feature, please visit our Community Feedback page at aguidetocloud.com/feedback/ — every piece of feedback is read and acted on.

Daylight Saving Time Tips

DST shifts clocks by one hour during warmer months. Not all countries observe it, and they change on different dates — which is why cross-timezone meetings can shift unexpectedly.

Observes DST

USA, Canada, most of Europe, UK, Australia (most states), New Zealand, parts of Mexico, Chile, Paraguay

Does NOT Observe DST

Japan, China, India, Singapore, UAE, South Korea, most of Africa, most of South America, Iceland, Russia, Turkey, Queensland (Australia)