Which hours count as work hours?

The default is 8 AM to 5 PM local time, but you can adjust the work hours for each individual city with the gear button on its row.

Does it account for daylight saving time?

Yes. Pick the date at the top — each city's UTC offset is computed live for that exact date, including daylight saving time.

Do you store my data?

No. The whole plan lives in the link's address — no account, nothing saved on a server.

Tool

Find a meeting time

Pick 2–8 cities and drag the marker — the highlighted corridor shows when the most people are at work. Daylight saving time is included for the chosen date.

New York City

4:00 PM

London

9:00 PM

Tokyo

5:00 AM+1 day

Drag the marker or click a band · snaps to half hours

Add to calendar: Open in Google Calendar Open in Outlook — or share the link and everyone sees their own local time

How to find a shared window

Each band is one city's day: green is work hours (adjust per city with the ⚙ button on its row), the lighter shade is flexible time, and the hatched area is night. The marker is one and the same moment in every city, and the highlighted corridor automatically shows when the most people are at work. Share the plan with "Copy link" — the recipient sees their own local time — or add the meeting straight to your calendar with Google Calendar, Outlook or a universal .ics file.

Frequently asked questions

Which hours count as work hours?: The default is 8 AM to 5 PM local time, but you can adjust the work hours for each individual city with the gear button on its row.
Does it account for daylight saving time?: Yes. Pick the date at the top — each city's UTC offset is computed live for that exact date, including daylight saving time.
Do you store my data?: No. The whole plan lives in the link's address — no account, nothing saved on a server.