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RECURRING MEETING DAYLIGHT SAVING

Same local time.
No DST surprises.

Anchor a weekly meeting to one city’s local clock. Preview the next 12 dates and see exactly when the other locations move.

Build your team’s time

Select the full IANA identifier to distinguish places with the same city name.

Anchor your weekly meeting

The first location keeps the chosen local time. The first date counts as week 1. Every next date is seven calendar days later, with its UTC instant calculated again.

How time zones & DST are handled ↗

Why “add 168 hours” is not enough

A New York meeting anchored at 09:00 changes from 14:00 UTC to 13:00 UTC when daylight saving starts. In 2026, the US changes on March 8 and the UK on March 29. During the mismatch, London sees that meeting at 13:00 instead of 14:00. Check every row before exporting.

Reset to the example?

Your current locations, shifts and meeting settings will be replaced. You can undo the reset in this tab.