SCHEDULES THAT FIT · 2026
The clocks change.
Keep your meeting clear.
Find the same instant across cities, agree a shared window and plan around clock changes. Use the date of your meeting, not a fixed time difference.
Find the same instant
By date · 2026The independent event lasts 60 minutes. Review the date, time and duration before importing.
03:00 becomes 02:00 in mainland Spain. New York changes a week later; Mexico City keeps its clock time.
FOUR WAYS TO GET IN SYNC
What do you need to work out?
Start with your question. Each tool handles one task, with the details that matter.
Convert a known time
You have an origin time. Find the equivalent with its local date and UTC offset.
Open converterFind a shared meeting time
Compare availability in up to four cities and choose a meeting that fits.
Plan a meetingCheck the coming weeks
The same call every week. See which sessions move for each participant.
Check weekly sessionsMeasure real elapsed hours
A seven, eight or nine-hour night? Measure the time that actually passes.
Calculate durationCITY-TO-CITY ROUTES
Your next call starts here.
Date-aware comparisons, live local clocks and tables you can use straight away.
LESS GUESSWORK, CLEARER INVITATIONS
What a clock cannot tell you.
Practical guides for the questions that come up just before sending an invitation.
One clock time, two instants
Tell Madrid’s two occurrences of 02:30 apart using UTC.
Read guide GUIDE / 02An invitation everyone understands
Choose which city keeps its local start when the clocks change.
Read guide GUIDE / 03Dates and sources in plain sight
Check the calculation method, official sources and supported dates.
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