The Easiest Way to Schedule Across Time Zones
TimeMeet is a free world clock meeting planner that helps remote teams, freelancers, and global businesses find the perfect meeting time. Compare working hours across 230+ cities with our color-coded visual timetable.
230+ Cities Worldwide
From New York to Tokyo, London to Sydney — find any city with accurate timezone data including automatic Daylight Saving Time adjustments.
Visual Time Comparison
Our color-coded timetable shows you at a glance when everyone is available. Green means all participants are in their working hours — the best time for a call.
Up to 6 Locations
Compare working hours for up to 6 different cities simultaneously. Perfect for multinational teams with members spread across different continents.
Instant Calendar Export
Found the right time? Export directly to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. You can also copy meeting details to share with your team.
No Account Required
TimeMeet works instantly — no sign-up, no login, no data collection. Your privacy is our priority. Everything runs in your browser.
19 Languages Supported
Available in English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Hindi, and 10 more languages for global accessibility.
How to Find the Best Meeting Time
Select Your Cities
Choose 2 to 6 cities where your meeting participants are located. Use the search to quickly find any city from our database of 230+ locations worldwide.
Read the Timetable
View the color-coded 24-hour timetable. Green slots mean everyone is within their working hours. Purple means some are available. Orange indicates early morning or evening. Dark slots are nighttime — avoid these.
Pick a Time & Share
Click on your preferred time slot to see the exact local time for each participant. Then add the meeting to your calendar or copy the details to share via email or chat.
Who Uses TimeMeet?
Remote Teams
Distributed teams rely on TimeMeet to coordinate daily standups, sprint planning, and retrospectives across multiple time zones without the confusion.
Freelancers & Consultants
International freelancers use TimeMeet to schedule client calls without accidentally booking a meeting during someone's middle of the night.
Sales & Business Development
Sales teams use TimeMeet to find the best time to reach international prospects and partners, ensuring meetings happen during comfortable hours for everyone.
Families & Friends
Staying in touch with loved ones abroad? TimeMeet helps you find the perfect time for video calls when nobody has to wake up too early or stay up too late.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does TimeMeet handle Daylight Saving Time (DST)?
Yes. TimeMeet uses the IANA timezone database (the same one used by operating systems and major tech companies) and automatically adjusts for DST transitions in every supported city. Just select the date you need, and TimeMeet will show the correct time offsets.
Is TimeMeet free to use?
Absolutely. TimeMeet is 100% free with no hidden costs, no premium tiers, and no feature gating. We sustain the service through non-intrusive advertising.
Can I use TimeMeet on my phone?
Yes. TimeMeet is fully responsive and works on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktops. The timetable scrolls horizontally on smaller screens so you can always see all your cities.
What's the difference between the color codes?
Green means all selected participants are within their standard 9 AM–6 PM working hours — the ideal meeting time. Purple means some participants are in working hours but not all. Orange indicates early morning (6–9 AM) or evening (6–10 PM) for at least one participant. Dark/black means it's nighttime (10 PM–6 AM) for someone — not recommended.
Does TimeMeet store my data?
No. TimeMeet runs entirely in your browser. We don't require accounts, don't store your city selections, and don't track your meeting schedules. The only data we collect is anonymous analytics to improve the service.
How many cities can I compare at once?
You can compare up to 6 cities simultaneously. Start with 2 cities (the minimum) and add more as needed. This covers most multinational meeting scenarios.
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