Find Time - Time Zone Meeting

Find Time answers one question: when are all of these people free? Pick two to six places. The board draws the whole day at once — each place's working hours, each place's night, and the stretch where they overlap. Drag across it and every local clock counts under your finger. WORKING HOURS, AND THE HOURS THAT ACTUALLY SUIT Every place has working hours you can set. It can also have ideal hours inside them: say London prefers the afternoon, and a window that lands there is graded Ideal instead of Works. An ideal range never hides a window or shortens one. It only tells you which of them to pick. SHARED HOURS, WRITTEN OUT Under the board, every window that works for everyone, with each place's own local times and a −1 or +1 where the day crosses midnight. Send one as a picture your group can read without installing anything. SAVED COMBOS The people you meet with do not change every week. Save China, UK, US once and open it whenever you need it. Rename a row to the person instead of the city, and put two people in one place if that is who you meet. FIND A PLACE BY ANY NAME IT HAS 463 cities and 145 time zones, browsable A to Z and searchable by city, country, country code, or an older name — Bombay finds Mumbai, Saigon finds Ho Chi Minh City. Search is fuzzy, too: a letter or two wrong still lands on the place you meant. TWO WAYS TO READ THE SAME DAY The board as a plate, where the bands sit above each other and the overlap is a shape. Or as a list, where each place is a row with its own clock. One key switches between them. A MAC APP, IN THE SAME PURCHASE Find Time is a native Mac app as well as an iPhone app, and one purchase covers both. On the Mac it lives in the menu bar, with the same board a click away, and opens as a full window when you want the room. MADE TO BE PLAIN Daylight saving handled, half-hour and quarter-hour zones handled, 12- or 24-hour clock, light and dark, English and Chinese, VoiceOver throughout. NOTHING ELSE ATTACHED Paid once. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads. No account to make and no server to sync with — your combos are a file on your device, and nothing about you is measured or sent anywhere.