Schedule Meetings Across Time Zones — Global Meeting Planner
The easiest tool to schedule meetings across multiple time zones. Visual 24-hour business hours overlap grid for remote teams in Zoom, Teams, and Outlook.
24-Hour Matrix Overview
Schedule International Meetings Without the Math
Scheduling a single video call across three different continents shouldn't require a spreadsheet and a pot of coffee. If you manage a distributed remote team, coordinate with international clients, or host global webinars, finding a time that works for everyone is usually a massive headache. Our international meeting planner takes the friction out of global collaboration. Instead of mentally adding and subtracting hours, you just add your participants' cities, and we do the rest.
The tool generates a synchronized, color-coded 24-hour matrix. Standard business hours are highlighted in green, shoulder hours (early morning or late evening) are yellow, and sleeping hours are dark blue. All you have to do is slide your cursor to find a vertical column where everyone's schedule aligns in the green or yellow zones. This guarantees nobody is forced to take a zoom call at 3:00 AM.
Once you lock in the best overlap time, we make it incredibly easy to secure the meeting. With a single click, you can generate a fully formatted Google Calendar invite or download an .ics file that clearly labels the localized start time for every single person on the calendar invite. It is the easiest way to respect your team's work-life balance while operating globally.
Find the Perfect Overlapping Working Hours
Comprehensive reference data, atomic synchronization standards, and international temporal guidelines.
Export Instantly to Google Calendar and Outlook
Comprehensive reference data, atomic synchronization standards, and international temporal guidelines.
Frequently Asked Questions About Multi-Zone Meeting Planning
Clear answers on scheduling international conference calls across disparate time zones.
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