Clocks Apart is a free time zone converter and meeting planner. It lines up up to six
cities on one timeline, so you see what time it is in each place, find the hours when
everyone is at work, and share a meeting time that each person reads on their own clock.
How it works
- Drag any band, or use the arrow keys, to move the meeting. It snaps to quarter hours.
- Green is each city's work hours, sand its evenings and mornings, dark the night, and
hatching a public holiday or day off.
- The top row counts how many cities are in work hours, and Best suggests the next
times that suit the most people.
- Share copies a message and a link, or adds the meeting to a calendar. A weekly meeting
keeps the home city's time and warns when other clocks change.
Questions
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. Every offset comes from the IANA time zone database for the exact date, so a meeting
months away shows the right hour even if the clocks change before then.
Which holidays does it know?
Public holidays for each country, and for states and regions where they differ.
Is anything stored about me?
No account, no server-side storage. The meeting lives in its link, and your cities stay in
this browser. On a first visit, Cloudflare's approximate location for your connection
suggests a home city; it is not stored.
Does it work offline?
Install it from your browser's menu; after one online visit it works without a connection.
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