DST-aware by date
Offsets are calculated for the date you choose using IANA time-zone data. That matters when regions change clocks on different weeks.
Time zone converter & meeting planner
Compare local times, see working-hours overlap, and plan confidently across daylight saving changes.
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Clear daylight-saving gaps
If a local time is skipped when clocks move forward, the planner asks you to choose another time instead of silently changing it.
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Example city-pair meeting plans
Bengaluru and London
Compare an October meeting while London still observes British Summer Time, then change the date to see the offset after the UK clock change.
Open this exampleBengaluru and New York
Inspect a December plan across India and the US East Coast, including the date boundary and the limited overlap between standard working hours.
Open this exampleIndia and Dubai
Plan a near-region call between India and Dubai, where neither selected zone changes clocks for daylight saving time during the year.
Open this exampleIndia and Singapore
Compare India and Singapore for a practical Asia working-hours overlap without a seasonal daylight-saving offset change in either zone.
Open this exampleTime-zone planning questions
Does the time-zone planner account for daylight saving time?
Yes. It resolves offsets for the selected date using IANA time-zone data, so seasonal clock changes are reflected.
Why can a local time be skipped or repeated?
When clocks move forward, some local times do not exist. When clocks move back, an hour can occur twice; the planner identifies these cases.
Are 9-to-5 hours a guaranteed best meeting time?
No. The green overlap is only a planning guide using 09:00–17:00 in each selected zone. Team preferences and working patterns may differ.