Meeting planner: the best time to meet across time zones
The hour that works in every city.
US, UK & Australia has its own page, with how the gaps change through the yearA working day · Eastern US time
3:30–4:30 pm Eastern US
8:30–9:30 pm in London · 7–8 am, next day in South Australia
No hour fits everyone’s hours. At the closest fit, London stays 5½ hours late, and South Australia starts 2 hours early.
Works Mon–Thu, when everyone is on a working day.
11 am–9 pm hours in Eastern US: change
7 am–4 pm hours in London: change
9 am–6 pm hours in South Australia: change
- Meeting every week?
- Taking turns is fairer: rotate between 6 am and 4 pm Eastern US time, a different one each week.
See the rota
Pages for these places
Pairs
- New York & London
- New York & AdelaideKept out of search
- London & AdelaideKept out of search
Plan with people
Make it a board, and let them add their own hours
Your board
Bring these cities to your board
Your board already has you. Add Eastern US, London and South Australia and invite someone in each, or start a new board for this meeting. Each person then adds their own hours.
Example board
- YYouNew YorkGood time
- SSamLondonsaid yes
- PPriyaBengaluruadded hours
Sam answered · 12:30 pm works
Popular combinations
Two cities
Teams
Every meeting from one city
Or type any cities above: every city with a time page works.
How it works
What counts as a good time?
The whole meeting has to sit inside everyone’s hours on their own clock: a working day, 9 am to 6 pm, unless you choose other hours.
What if there’s no hour that suits everyone?
Then Meridian picks the closest fit and says who has to start early or stay late. For a meeting every week, it says whether taking turns would be fairer.
Does it know about clock changes and weekends?
Yes. Every answer is for today’s clocks, and when weekends differ, as between New York and Tel Aviv, it says which days work.
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