Wed 21 Oct
On Wed 21 Oct, Amara in London and Diego in New York overlap for 3 hours, 14:00 to 17:00 London time.
AmaraLondon
DiegoNew York
For teams across time zones
Find the hour that works for everyone.
Add each teammate's city and working hours. Goodhour draws where your days overlap, ranks the best meeting times, and stays right when the clocks change.
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On Wed 28 Oct, the best hour is 13:30 to 14:30 London time: Amara, Diego, Lukas and Rafa are free. It is 19:00 for Priya, after her working hours.
AmaraLondon · UTC
DiegoNew York · UTC−4
LukasBerlin · UTC+1
RafaSão Paulo · UTC−3
PriyaBengaluru · UTC+5:30
13:30–14:30 London · 4 of 5 free · Priya 19:00, after hours
The problem
You open a world clock. You add five hours, subtract three, and forget that Sydney's Friday afternoon is already Saturday. Twice a year the clocks change on different dates in different countries, and for a week or two your standing meeting is an hour off for somebody.
Goodhour does that maths for you, with the same time zone data your browser uses.
How it works
Three steps, then you're done.
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1
Add your team.
Type a name, start typing a city — 'sao paulo' finds São Paulo — and set their hours and working days. Night shifts that cross midnight work too.
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2
See the overlap.
Every person gets a row of half-hours in your time, shaded working, off or night, with their own local time written in.
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Pick a time and send it.
Goodhour ranks up to three times by how many people can come, then by how far each one is from the edge of their day. Copy one and paste it into chat.
Daylight saving
The week the clocks disagree.
Europe moves its clocks back on 25 October. The United States waits until 1 November. For one week, London and New York are four hours apart instead of five, and every shared meeting shifts.
Wed 28 Oct
On Wed 28 Oct, Amara in London and Diego in New York overlap for 4 hours, 13:00 to 17:00 London time.
AmaraLondon
DiegoNew York
Wed 4 Nov
On Wed 4 Nov, Amara in London and Diego in New York overlap for 3 hours, 14:00 to 17:00 London time.
AmaraLondon
DiegoNew York
On Wed 21 Oct, Amara in London and Diego in New York overlap for 3 hours, 14:00 to 17:00 London time. On Wed 28 Oct, Europe has changed its clocks and New York has not, so they overlap for 4 hours, 13:00 to 17:00. On Wed 4 Nov, after New York changes too, it is 3 hours again, 14:00 to 17:00.
Goodhour reads real time zone rules for every city, so the grid is right on the day the clocks change — including the 23- and 25-hour days.
What it does
Everything the spreadsheet couldn't.
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Ranked, not just listed.
Up to three times that don't overlap, best first: the most people, then the most comfortable margins, then the earliest start.
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Honest when nobody fits.
If no time suits everyone, each suggestion names who would be outside their hours and what time it would be for them.
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Night is darker.
Off hours and night hours are shaded differently, so you can see at a glance who you'd be waking up.
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Half- and quarter-hour zones.
Mumbai at UTC+5:30, Kathmandu at UTC+5:45 and 80-odd other cities, picked by name.
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Night shifts count.
Hours like 22:00 to 06:00 belong to the day they start on.
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Share the board with a link.
Copy a link that carries the team. Whoever opens it chooses to use it or keep their own — nothing is replaced by surprise.
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Yours, and only yours.
No account and no server. The team is saved in your browser and nowhere else.
Arrow keys move around the grid, every cell is described for screen readers, and dark mode follows your system.
The real thing
Try it right here.
This is Goodhour itself, not a picture of it. Press "Use this team" to load a sample team of five, then open Find a time.
Your team's good hour is in there somewhere.
Add your team once. Goodhour remembers it.
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