A world clock that shows the whole day
Most world clocks tell you what time it is somewhere else. That’s rarely the real question. What you usually want to know is whether 3 p.m. here is a sensible time for someone in Singapore, or whether your colleague in London has already gone home. World Time Grid answers that by laying out a full day for every city in one view, with working hours, evenings and nights shaded, so the overlap is something you can see rather than work out.
Let it find the time
Press Find best time and the grid ranks the hours that fit everyone’s working day. Set each city’s hours if your team doesn’t keep 9 to 5. When nothing fits, it shows the least painful options and who would be stretching.
Share it the way people read it
Select a time and send it as a link, a calendar invite (Google, Outlook or .ics) or a short list of local times to paste into Slack or email. People who open your link see it in their own time zone too.
Daylight saving, handled
Clock changes are worked out from the IANA time zone database built into your browser, for whatever date you’re looking at. You’ll get a heads-up when one of your cities is about to change its clocks.
Planning between two cities?
These converters cover the routes people ask about most, with the year’s clock changes and the best times to meet. Or use the time zone converter for any two places, and the meeting planner when you need more control.