MeetAcross

ONE MEETING · EVERY LOCAL CLOCK

Find a time that
works across cities.

Choose the actual date. Compare the whole meeting against each city's work hours, including daylight saving changes and calendar dates.

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01 / YOUR PLAN

Set the day and work windows

All times use a 24-hour clock.

The reference city defines the calendar day to search. It can differ from the participant cities. A clock-change day may have 23 or 25 hours.

Participant cities (1–4)

Work end must be after work start. Overnight windows and public holidays are not supported. Weekdays means Monday–Friday in each city's local date.

LESS GUESSWORK

A date matters as much as a time.

London and New York change their clocks on different dates. Their usual five-hour difference becomes four hours for part of autumn. A repeated hour can also produce two different meetings with the same local start time.

Read the planning guide
A PRACTICAL EXAMPLE

Tokyo · London · New York

Work through October 2026, see why three standard workdays do not overlap, and choose a compromise deliberately.

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Time zone rules come from your browser's built-in IANA data. Keep your browser and operating system updated. Future government rule changes may require an update; confirm an important meeting with participants. About IANA time zones.