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Plan calls with the world time clock meeting planner: compare cities, see working hours and convert time zones in one click. Scheduling across continents turns every call into arithmetic. The world time clock meeting planner removes that math: add the cities your teammates work from, look at one shared timeline and pick an hour that suits everybody. 🌍 Open the popup and every city you follow lines up on the same 24-hour strip. No tabs, no spreadsheets, no counting hours backwards on your fingers. A world time clock meeting planner should answer one question fast — when can we all talk — and this is exactly what the strip shows. Each hour is painted by how it feels for the people living there. Green means working hours, amber means awake but off the clock, grey means the middle of the night. One glance and a bad slot is obvious before you send the invite. The planner also finds the widest window where every single city sits inside working hours and prints it under the timeline. When there is no window at all, it says so honestly instead of pretending a 3 a.m. call is fine. That single line is what turns a world clock into a real meeting planner. ➤ One shared timeline for all your cities ➤ Working hours, evenings and night colored at a glance ➤ Automatic overlap detection across the whole group ➤ A red marker showing the current moment ➤ Click any hour to read the exact local time everywhere ➤ Copy every local time as clean text for your invite Who reaches for a meeting time planner every week: 1️⃣ Remote teams spread over several time zones 2️⃣ Managers running standups for distributed engineers 3️⃣ Recruiters booking interviews with candidates abroad 4️⃣ Freelancers and agencies serving clients on other continents 5️⃣ Sales reps calling prospects in another hemisphere 6️⃣ Anyone tired of asking "what time is that for you?" How the time zone planner works: 1. Click the toolbar icon to open the world clock. 2. Add the cities you care about from the searchable list. 3. Hover the strip to compare the same moment everywhere. 4. Click the hour you like and copy the times into your invite. • Over four hundred time zones are available, from Los Angeles to Auckland • Daylight saving is applied automatically, so spring and autumn shifts never break a booking • Your own zone is detected and marked, so you always know which row is yours • Switch between the 24-hour clock and AM/PM whenever you prefer • Your list of cities is remembered between sessions 💡 The copy button writes a tidy block of text — every city with its own local time — that you can paste straight into a calendar invite, an email or a chat message. Nobody has to convert time zones on their side, and nobody joins an hour late. 📌 Everything runs locally in your browser. This world time clock meeting planner does not ask for access to the sites you visit, does not read your pages and does not send your list of cities anywhere. Time zone rules already live inside Chrome, so no server is involved and the world clock keeps working with no connection at all. The interface follows your Chrome theme, so a dark browser gets a dark meeting planner. It opens in a fraction of a second, because a time zone converter you have to wait for defeats its own purpose. 📍 A quick note on habits: teams that check overlap before booking simply meet more often. When the time zone planner shows that only two of five people are awake at your usual slot, moving the call by two hours is a small change that saves everyone a rough morning. Questions people ask: Q: Does this replace a full calendar app? A: No, and it is not trying to. A world time clock meeting planner answers the scheduling question, then hands you the times to paste wherever your team already books meetings. Q: Will it work while I am offline? A: Yes. All conversions happen in the browser, so the world clock keeps running without a connection. Q: How many cities can I compare at once? A: As many as you need. Four fit comfortably on screen, and the list scrolls when you add more. Q: Does it handle daylight saving correctly? A: It does. The extension reads the same time zone database your browser uses, so the shifts are applied on the right dates for every region. Q: Is my data collected? A: No. Your cities live in local browser storage and never leave your machine. Give the world time clock meeting planner one week of real scheduling. Once the overlap is visible, choosing an hour that respects everybody stops being a negotiation and becomes a two-second decision.