Time Planner
Sync meeting time with global teams
Productivity·Communication·Customer Support
What is Time Planner?
One meeting. Multiple time zones. Zero confusion.
Find the best time for everyone and share it instantly.
UTC 5:45 helps you find the best meeting time between any city around the world. It compares working hours, shows overlap windows, and makes it easy to plan calls across time zones. You can add up to five cities, adjust the meeting duration with an interactive slider, and see exactly which locations are in or out of office hours. It also creates shareable links for your setup and exports the selected time slot to ICS so you can add it to Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar. It is built for teams that work across global time zones and want a quick, simple way to schedule meetings without the back-and-forth.
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