Not unique, but despite many many tools exist to give time zones, we find this presentation very convient to organize meetings or online conferences between several parties.
Not unique, but despite many many tools exist to give time zones, we find this presentation very convient to organize meetings or online conferences between several parties.
| World Time Buddy | Time.is | Every Time Zone | Google Calendar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main function: A meeting planner that lines up several cities on one grid. Clicking hour tiles selects a slot, which can be shared as a link. It is built for scheduling conference calls, webinars and international phone calls. | Main function: A reference clock that shows the exact time for any place, with a Time here and there comparison page. It is aimed at checking the correct time rather than planning meetings across several parties. | Main function: A visual timeline converter that shows local times for many cities across several days. It is used to find a meeting slot, similar in concept to World Time Buddy but with a date range view. | Main function: A calendar application, not a converter. It can show a secondary and a tertiary time zone beside the grid and a world clock, and each invitee sees events in local time. |
| Scheduling and sharing: Supports a multi-location grid with a selectable time, a shareable view link, and an event widget that displays an event in each visitor local time. | Scheduling and sharing: Provides clocks, countdown, timer, calendar and a Unix time converter. A dedicated multi-party meeting planner is not described on the page. | Scheduling and sharing: Meeting scheduling is offered with paid Meetings Pro and People Pro plans. The page does not describe the free limits. | Scheduling and sharing: Event time zones can be set per event. The help page does not describe a tool to find a time that suits several time zones, so that part is manual. |
| Calendar integration: Exports the chosen slot to Outlook or iCal, Google Calendar and Gmail, and offers a copy to clipboard option. | Calendar integration: No calendar export is described on the page. Its own calendar and week number tools are informational. | Calendar integration: Lists Share iCal Pro as an option, which indicates that iCal sharing belongs to a paid plan. | Calendar integration: Native. Events live in the calendar itself, so no export step is needed. |
| Account and cost: Sign-in with Google, Facebook or email is free and saves settings. No paid tier is described on the page. | Account and cost: No price is listed. The site links to an ad-free option and to advertising, so the free version appears to be ad supported. | Account and cost: Free to view. Meetings Pro and People Pro are paid plans, and no prices are shown on the home page. | Account and cost: Included with a Google account. Organisation use depends on the Workspace plan chosen. |
| When to choose it: Choose it to compare several time zones visually and send the proposed slot to participants. | When to choose it: Choose it when the exact current time or a daylight saving time check is the question. | When to choose it: Choose it for a day-by-day view over a longer period, especially for a distributed team. | When to choose it: Choose it when scheduling stays inside one calendar and invitees accept local-time invitations. |
Topics covered: time zones, UTC, GMT, daylight saving time, international collaboration, meeting coordination, time conversion, geographical regions, standard time, timekeeping, synchronization, global communication, ISO 8601, IEEE 1588, ITU-T E164, ISO 3166, and IANA Time Zone Database..
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