
Compare time zones and find a working-hours overlap.
Plan meetings across time zones without arithmetic. Add cities to a world clock, see a 24-hour comparison grid shaded by working hours, find overlapping slots for every participant, convert a specific instant and export calendar-ready details.
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Yes. It uses the browser's own IANA time-zone database through the Intl API, so a city switches automatically on the correct local date. That is why picking a city is better than typing a fixed UTC offset.
Because the day boundary is crossed. The grid shows the local date under each column and marks the cells that fall on the previous or next day, which is where most scheduling errors come from.
You set it, defaulting to 09:00 to 18:00 local. Cells inside that window are green, cells just outside are amber, and cells in the middle of the night are red.
Yes. The Convert section takes a date and time in any of the listed zones and shows the matching local time everywhere else, including the date shift.
Yes. IST is UTC+05:30 and Nepal is UTC+05:45; both are handled by the Intl API. The grid shows half-hour steps when any selected zone needs them.
Yes. World Clock & Meeting Planner is free for everyone and needs no sign-up to use. An account is only needed to export, download or print, because every export is recorded.
No. World Clock & Meeting Planner works inside your web browser, so the files you open are processed on your own device. If you sign in, the work you save (such as drafts and registers) is also kept in your account so it follows you to other devices.
Yes. It works in current versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox on phones, tablets and computers, with nothing to install.