Find a shared working hour.
Choose a date and cities. Timekind checks each person's local working hours and suggests the fairest available slots.
Let's find your overlap
The starting city defines the date shown above.
All times follow the date and daylight saving rules of each city.
No common work-hour slot on this date. Try fewer cities, wider hours or another date.
Find a shared working hour.
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Choose the meeting date in the organizer's city.
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Add the cities attending and set working hours.
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Pick a suggested slot, then share the time or download a calendar invite.
Does daylight saving time matter?
Yes. Calculations use each city's named time zone for the selected date, so offsets change with daylight saving rules.
Which day does the date refer to?
The chosen date is the organizer's local date. Other cities may see the previous or next day.
Are my choices stored?
No account is required. Choices remain in this browser; a shared link contains the selected meeting details in its URL.
A meeting that respects everyone's day.
Find a shared working hour.
Choose a date and cities. Timekind checks each person's local working hours and suggests the fairest available slots.
02 ↗One moment, every city.
Enter a local date and time once. Read the matching moment in up to four other cities, including date changes.
03 ↗Send one time. End the confusion.
Create a link that shows your meeting in each visitor's local time, plus a calendar file they can save.