See a meeting time in multiple cities.
Given a time in a base timezone and a list of other timezones, shows the local time in each — including day-of-week for cross-date meetings.
Uses IANA timezone data with correct DST handling.
Cross-date meetings are the trickiest part to plan manually — a 9am call on the US East Coast can already be the next calendar day in parts of Asia, which is easy to miscalculate by hand but handled automatically here.
10:00 in New York converts automatically to each timezone you add — for example, roughly 15:00 in London, 23:00 in Tokyo, and 00:00 the next day in Sydney, depending on current DST status in each region.
Yes — cross-date meetings (e.g. late US → early Asia) are clearly labeled.
Enter them comma-separated as IANA names — no strict limit.
Because different countries switch to and from daylight saving on different dates, the offset between two timezones can temporarily change for a few weeks each spring and fall.