Multi-city timeline
See 24 hours across every city in one aligned grid. The same column is the same moment worldwide.
Features
Built for remote teams, travelers, and anyone scheduling across time zones — inspired by the clarity of classic world-time grids, with a fresher interface.
Online meeting scheduler
Click hour tiles to mark a meeting window and instantly read local times for every participant.
Work-hour highlighting
Night, twilight, and business hours are color-coded so overlap is obvious at a glance.
Shareable links
Your cities, home base, date, and format live in the URL — bookmark or send to teammates.
Home city & ordering
Pin a home city, reorder rows, and compare offsets relative to your base timezone.
12h / 24h formats
Switch between am/pm and 24-hour clocks whenever you like.
How to use
How to get value from each feature on the converter.
Step 1
Turn on the timeline view
Open the homepage converter and add at least two cities. The multi-city timeline is the default workspace.
Step 2
Use color to spot overlap
Bright work-hour tiles show business-friendly blocks; darker night tiles warn you before you schedule too late.
Step 3
Mark a meeting range
Click the first and last hour of your proposed call. Meeting window lists every city’s local start and end.
Step 4
Tune display preferences
Switch 12h/24h, show timezone abbreviations, or mark weekends from Settings, then share the updated link.
Use cases
Feature combinations that solve real scheduling problems.
Overlap hunting for distributed teams
Combine the aligned grid with work-hour colors to find the shortest polite window across three continents.
Async handoff planning
Use date strip + meeting selection to document when one region’s end-of-day becomes another’s morning.
Stakeholder-ready links
Pin home, reorder cities the way leadership reads them, then send Link to this view instead of a screenshot.
Travel-day briefings
Flip formats to 24h for ops teams while keeping am/pm for executives on the same shared URL.
Examples
Concrete feature walk-throughs.
Weekend-aware planning
Enable Mark weekends, add Dubai and Berlin, then avoid Friday/Saturday blocks that look fine in UTC but fall on local weekends.
Abbreviation clarity
Turn on timezone abbreviations so EST/EDT vs BST is visible beside each live clock while you hover the grid.
Reorder for the invite
Move the customer’s city to the top row, set it as home, select the agreed hours, and copy times for the calendar invite.
FAQ
Feature-specific questions.
What does “same column, same moment” mean?+
Every city row is aligned to the same absolute time. Moving one column right advances every city by one home-local hour slot together.
Can I hide weekends or abbreviations?+
Yes. Open Settings on the converter to toggle weekend shading and timezone abbreviations independently.
Does meeting selection support multi-hour calls?+
Yes. Click one hour to start, click another to complete the range, or click the same hour again to clear a single-hour selection.
Will my feature preferences sync to teammates?+
Cities, home, date, and clock format sync via the share URL. Display toggles like weekend marks stay in your browser preferences.