DAYOZA

Time Zone Planner

Pick a time in your own zone and see it everywhere else. Offsets are read for the exact date you choose, so daylight saving is already accounted for — and a time that lands on a different day is labelled, not left for you to notice.

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    At that moment

    Choose a date and time to compare.

    Daylight saving is already included

    Offsets are read for the exact date you picked, not a fixed value, so a meeting in March between London and Sydney shows the difference that actually applies that week.

    How the conversions are made

    Offsets are read for the specific date you pick rather than for today, which is what makes a planner useful for a trip that has not happened yet.

    Daylight saving is already applied

    Because the offset is resolved for the chosen date, a meeting planned across a clock change converts correctly rather than being an hour out.

    A different day is labelled, not hidden

    When a time lands on the previous or next day in another zone, the result says so. That is the error worth catching before a call is booked.

    Common questions

    Does this handle daylight saving?

    Yes. The offset is resolved for the date you choose, so a time after a clock change converts using the offset in force then, not the one in force today.

    Why does a result show a different date?

    Because a time in one zone can fall on the day before or after in another. The result labels it explicitly instead of leaving you to notice.

    Next steps

    The questions travellers usually ask after this one.