Time Zone Meeting Planner
One meeting, every city's clock.
Pick a valid date and time to see it across zones.
Choose a date, a time, and a set of cities: the planner shows the meeting on every clock at once and flags which attendees are inside 8:00–18:00 working hours. Zone math uses your browser's IANA database, so daylight saving is always current.
How to use it
- 1.Set the meeting date and time in your zone.
- 2.Add the time zones of the other attendees.
- 3.Check each local time and its working-hours flag.
Questions people ask
- Is daylight saving handled?
- Yes — conversion uses the browser's IANA time zone data for the specific date chosen, so DST transitions on either side are respected automatically.
- What counts as working hours?
- 8:00 to 18:00 local time is marked green as a reasonable default; times outside 7:00–21:00 are flagged red as antisocial.
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