Schedule a meeting across time zones
Coordinating across time zones is where group scheduling falls apart — someone always miscounts the offset, and 9am for you is 2am for them. Converge removes the math entirely.
Each participant sees and marks availability in their own local time. Behind the scenes everyone is aligned to one shared window, so the best time is genuinely correct for every person on the call.
HOW THE MATH DISAPPEARS
Everyone marks their local time; Converge finds the overlap that works for all.Everyone works in their own local time
Nobody converts anything. Each person opens the link and sees the window in their zone, marks when they're free, and Converge translates it all onto a shared timeline — so a slot that looks like 4pm to you and 8am to a teammate lines up perfectly.
The best cross-zone slot rises to the top
The availability heat map weighs everyone together and surfaces the times the most people can actually make, so you're not squinting at a wall of offsets trying to find the one hour that overlaps three continents.
It lands correctly on every calendar
Confirm the time and each person can add it to Google, Outlook or an .ics file — in their own zone, so nobody shows up an hour early or a day late.
Before you ask
The two things people want to be sure of before they trust a tool with an offset.
Do participants need to know each other's time zones?
No. Everyone works only in their own local time. Converge handles the conversion invisibly, so the best time it surfaces is correct for each person automatically.
How many time zones can it handle?
As many as your participants span. The overlap is computed across all of them at once, whether that's two zones or twelve.