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Excellent idea. This, and I wonder when will I finally see a simple, practical web site that does just that: helps to schedule inter-timezone conf calls with mi
by mojuba 13y ago
Excellent idea. This, and I wonder when will I finally see a simple, practical web site that does just that: helps to schedule inter-timezone conf calls with minimal clicks. One such web site was once posted here on HN but it was unfinished at the time (didn't allow to add custom locations) and probably doesn't exist anymore.
- herge 13y agoI use http://everytimezone.com/ http://everytimezone.com/ all the time.
- mojuba 13y agoYes, nice, but incomplete (see my other reply in this thread)
- mbesto 13y agoI use: http://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/ http://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/ http://everytimezone.com/ http://everytimezone.com/ http://time.is/ http://time.is/
- mojuba 13y agoThanks, but: http://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/ http://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/ - allows only two locations. What about scheduling a conf call across NY, Dublin, Berlin and Moscow? What is the best time for all 4 locations? http://everytimezone.com/ http://everytimezone.com/ - awesome interface, but doesn't allow any customizations, e.g. pick just the locations I need. This was on HN, I remember I made some suggestions which the guy never implemented. http://time.is/ http://time.is/ - shows only current time, or otherwise compares times only in two locations. Useless, just like thousands of other similar web sites.
- shrikant 13y agoI've used http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ for this in the past and it's worked really well.
- mojuba 13y agoKind of like http://timesched.pocoo.org http://timesched.pocoo.org suggested in another comment here, but this one is more cluttered. Anyway, nice tool, thanks!