Add your team, see where the working days overlap, and lock in a meeting that doesn't wreck anyone's evening.
Enter each person's city. TimeSync looks up their timezone and a default 9–5 working window automatically, no manual offset math.
A shared 24-hour timeline highlights exactly when everyone is inside working hours, updating live as you drag the cursor across the day.
Copy a link that reproduces your team's exact setup, or switch to the standup rotation planner to spread an inconvenient early or late slot fairly across the team.
Beyond the live planner, TimeSync includes a city-pair directory with pre-computed overlap data for common combinations, and a set of free calculators for other remote-work questions: contractor rates, salary-to-hourly conversion, meeting cost, Schengen 90/180 days, and tax residency days. See the full list on the tools page, or read how the overlap and pain-scoring math works.
Yes. The planner, standup rotation tool, city-pair directory, and every calculator are free with no signup required.
Yes. All offsets are computed at request time from the IANA timezone database (via Luxon), so DST transitions in either city are always reflected correctly, including half-hour zones like India and 45-minute zones like Nepal.
Yes. Every team configuration, cities, working hours, and the selected date, is encoded directly in the page URL, so sending the link reproduces the exact same view for anyone who opens it. No account or database is involved.
The planner falls back to a least-disruptive time finder that scores every slot across the team and surfaces the option that causes the least total inconvenience. The standup rotation tool can also spread that inconvenient slot fairly across team members over time.