会议规划器

Scheduling a meeting across time zones is deceptively hard. The moment your attendees are spread across cities such as London, New York, Singapore, or Sydney, a time that feels reasonable to you can land in the middle of someone else's night. This Meeting Time Planner takes the mental math out of it: add participants, choose their time zones and working hours, then compare local times to find a slot that works for the group.

Give each participant a city and their working hours, and the planner scores every half-hour of the day and ranks the ten best. Each suggestion shows what that moment reads as on every participant's clock, marked green when it falls inside their working hours and red when it does not — so a slot that only works for you is obvious immediately. "Add to Calendar" hands the chosen time to Google Calendar. It doubles as a meeting scheduler and a meeting time planner: whether you're coordinating a standup for a distributed team, booking a call with an overseas client, or organizing an international webinar, the goal is the same — find a time that's fair to everyone, not just convenient for you.

Daylight saving time is the quiet source of most scheduling mistakes, because regions switch on different dates and some don't switch at all. The planner uses the IANA time zone database, so each city's local time reflects its current daylight saving rules automatically and the slot you pick stays correct. Everything runs in your browser with no account and nothing uploaded, which makes it fast to use repeatedly — a quick check before you propose a time, and a per-attendee local time you can paste into the invite once you've settled on one.