Working across time zones
Check whether colleagues in another city are likely to be at work before you schedule a call.
Keep the local times you need together and let the clock handle time-zone changes.
Your device's current time, date, and time zone appear first.
Search by city, country, or time zone, then choose a result to add it to your list.
See each city's live time, UTC offset, and difference from your local time. Your list stays in this browser.
Check whether colleagues in another city are likely to be at work before you schedule a call.
See the local time before you call, without working out the offset in your head.
Compare participants' local times before suggesting a meeting slot.
Keep your destination's time visible while preparing for a trip or adjusting to a new time zone.
Check when a match, stream, product launch, or online event starts in your local time.
A world clock shows the current local time in multiple places at once, so you can check another city's time without calculating it yourself.
The displayed clocks refresh every second using your device's clock and the browser's time-zone database. Accuracy depends on your device clock being set correctly.
Yes. Each city's time is formatted with its IANA time zone, so the browser applies the applicable daylight saving rules for that location and date.
Add a city to your list. The clock displays its current time and the hour difference from your local time. The difference can change when either location enters or leaves daylight saving time.
Yes. Your selected cities are stored in local browser storage on this device. They are not synced to other devices or an account.
Yes. It is free to use in a modern desktop or mobile browser, with no account or download required.