What does this tool show?
The tool shows the current time in two zones on the same screen and suggests a shared meeting window.
The overlap is calculated from your selected work hours and meeting duration.
World Time + Meeting Planner
Compare two time zones with live clock data and find a meeting overlap window quickly.
World Time + Meeting Planner
Compare live clocks, set a meeting length, and see a practical overlap for both sides.
Clock data updates through the live API; a local fallback keeps the tool usable.
Current time
Compare live clocks, set a meeting length, and see a practical overlap for both sides.
Meeting overlap
Calculate the shared window that fits both working hours.
Meeting length (min)
45 min
Work window: 09:00 - 18:00
Overlap duration
0 min
Feasible: No
How is the overlap calculated?
Each zone gets its own local work window, and both windows are compared on the UTC timeline.
If the shared area is shorter than the meeting length, the tool clearly marks the slot as infeasible.
When should you use it?
It is useful for distributed team meetings, client calls, and cross-border collaboration.
If live clock data is unavailable, the tool falls back to a local time view and continues to work.