See how a time zone meeting poll works
Below is a sample results page. A product team in New York, London, Mumbai, Tokyo and Sydney is choosing a time for a weekly sync. It's interactive: switch the time zone, click a candidate time, or hover the day view.
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Product sync
4 responded · created by New York
Best match:
Thu, Oct 1 · 08:00–09:00 EDT — 3 available, 1 maybe, 0 unavailable.
Viewing in
| Candidate (EDT) | Tally | Sofia | Priya | Kenji | Liam |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Tue, Sep 29 · 09:00–10:00 | 2 1 1 | ||||
Wed, Sep 30 · 10:00–11:00 | 2 0 2 | ||||
Thu, Oct 1 · 08:00–09:00 Best match | 3 1 0 | ||||
| Comments | — | — | Thursday evening works best for me. | Late for me, but I can make Thursday work. |
No fully-overlapping working-hours window across everyone.
Each row shows their own local time — the highlighted column marks the same moment for everyone.
Selected time
Thu, Oct 1 · 08:00–09:00
- New York (organizer)08:00–09:00 EDT
- Sofia13:00–14:00 GMT+1
- Priya17:30–18:30 GMT+5:30
- Kenji21:00–22:00 GMT+9
- Liam22:00–23:00 GMT+10
Participants
- Responded
New York (organizer)
New York
- Responded
Sofia
London, United Kingdom
- Responded
Priya
Mumbai, India
- Responded
Kenji
Tokyo, Japan
- Responded
Liam
Sydney, Australia
What you get
Everyone answers in their own time zone
Each candidate time is converted for the person looking at it, daylight saving included. No mental math, no “is that 3 pm mine or yours?”
The best match is picked for you
Answers are tallied as available, maybe, or unavailable. The time with the most yeses and the fewest nos is highlighted, and ties are shown together.
See everyone's day at a glance
A full-day comparison shows who would be working, up early or late, or asleep at any hour, with same-city people merged into one row.
View it from any city
Switch the whole page to another participant's time zone, or add any other city, to read the results the way they will.
Add the final time to a calendar
Pick a time and export it as an .ics file or open it in Google Calendar with everyone's local times listed.
Try it with your own team
Pick a few candidate times, share one link, and see results like this. No sign-up needed.
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