What time works for an international meeting?
Choose your city and your guests’ cities. Compare local times and find meeting times that fit everyone’s workday.
1. Your city
Your device time zone was selected automatically. Change it if needed.
Search by city name, such as London, New York, or Seoul.
2. Other cities
Times are shown in each city’s local time on your selected date. “Previous day” or “Next day” appears when dates differ.
3. Date and work hours
We’ll find times that overlap with work hours on your selected day.
Typical work hours
The same work hours are used for every city. Adjust them if needed.
Suggested meeting times
Finding times…
Times are shown in each city’s local time on your selected date. “Previous day” or “Next day” appears when dates differ.
How it works
- Your city is detected from your device’s time zone. Change it if it is incorrect.
- Add the cities where your guests are. You can compare several cities at once.
- Choose a date and meeting length to see local times and suggested slots in every city.
Plan a meeting without doing time-zone math
See each city’s current local time alongside meeting suggestions for your chosen date. Suggestions rank the times that fit the most cities’ work hours first.
Daylight saving time is calculated for the date you choose. Select the actual city, such as London, instead of a fixed UTC/GMT zone.
All calculations run in your browser. No account or external API is needed. Your selected cities and work hours are saved only in this browser.
Frequently asked questions
How is my city selected?
We use the time zone reported by your browser. We do not access your location or address.
Does this account for daylight saving time?
Yes. The calculation uses each selected city’s time-zone rules for the meeting date.
Can I use these times in an invitation?
Use suggestions as a guide. Confirm the date, city, and each participant’s working hours before sending an invite.
Time and daylight-saving calculations are estimates based on the time-zone data available in your browser.