Timezones
Everyone marks when they can. We pick the hour.
The group chat says "Tuesday?" and three people do timezone maths in their heads. Here everyone marks their own hours in their own clock, and the table lands on the one that works for the most people.
Free · nothing to install · sign in with a code or with Google
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Everyone sees their own clock
Nobody converts anything. You mark evenings; they see mornings; the site does the arithmetic.
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The best hour, not the loudest voice
The hour with the most people wins, and you can see the overlap before it is decided.
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A calendar invite when it lands
Once the time is set, everyone gets an invite in their own timezone, plus the room link.
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And it only happens if enough people join
A time that suits three people is no use if only one shows up. The meeting needs a minimum before it is real.
How it works
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Open a table
Pick the topic — or the game — say how many people it needs and when.
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Share one link
People grab a seat. You see who is coming before it starts.
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The lights go on
The room opens with video, chat and the game on one page.
Questions people ask
Is this like when2meet?+
The marking part is similar: a grid where everybody paints the hours they can make. The difference is what happens next — the hour is picked for you, the invite goes out, and the room where you meet is on the same page.
Do people need an account to mark their hours?+
They sign in with a code we email or with Google, so their timezone and seat are remembered.
Does it handle daylight saving?+
Yes. Everything is stored in real moments and shown in each person's own timezone.
Is it free?+
Yes.
Nobody shows up alone.
Set a table, send one link to your people. It goes ahead once enough of them can make it.