World clock
Compare live local times in up to six cities. See the date, UTC offset, and a day or night indicator at a glance. Choose from 85 cities and time references.
Explore the world clock →ABOUT WHERORA
Different places.
A shared sense of time.
WherOra is a free world clock, time zone converter, and meeting planner that helps you find the right time to connect. Less mental arithmetic. More time for the people on the other side of the clock.
When Meets Where.
A morning in Houston can be an afternoon in London and a late night in Tokyo. Whether you are calling family, working with a remote team, or coordinating across countries, those differences matter.
WherOra brings local times into one clear view. Our intention is simple: make time across locations easy to understand, so choosing a moment together feels natural.
Three tools. One less thing to work out.
Time zone converter
Choose a date and time in your reference city. See the same moment everywhere else, including when it falls on the previous or next day.
Convert a time →Meeting planner
Compare working hours on aligned timelines and choose a 30-minute, one-hour, or two-hour meeting within the working hours you set for each city (8 AM–5 PM by default). When there is no shared window, use the timeline to find a compromise.
Find a meeting time →Built around the way you use it.
Useful from the first visit
No account to create. Start with the clocks, add your cities, and open the quick guide whenever you need a hand.
Your preferences stay nearby
Your display theme and 12- or 24-hour preference are saved in this browser. The homepage starts with New York and London. Shared links contain the selected cities and moment.
Dates deserve the same attention as hours
Conversions follow each location’s time zone rules for the selected date. Skipped or repeated hours during daylight-saving changes are called out.
Simple enough to come back to
A focused interface keeps city search, the timeline, and sharing close to the clocks. There are no external fonts or large application frameworks to download.
A few things worth knowing.
How does WherOra calculate local times?
WherOra uses your browser’s time zone data to convert a single moment into each city’s local date and time. The live clock uses your device’s clock. Keeping your device’s time and browser up to date helps keep the results accurate. How WherOra calculates times.
Does the time converter handle daylight saving?
Yes. It applies the time zone rules available in your browser for the date you select. If clocks move forward and a local time does not exist, you will be asked to choose another time. If an hour occurs twice when clocks move back, you can select the first or second occurrence.
What counts as a good meeting time?
The meeting planner checks whether your selected duration fits within each city’s selected working hours. Hours default to 8 AM–5 PM and can be customized using Working hours. They are not verified personal availability. Suggestions include weekends and do not check public holidays or calendars.
Does “daytime” mean the sun is up?
No. The daytime label marks 7 AM–7 PM local time. It is a quick way to distinguish daytime hours from nighttime hours, rather than a sunrise or sunset calculation.
Can I share a time with someone?
Yes. Use Share link to copy a link containing your cities and the exact moment you are viewing. You can also use Copy times to paste the local times into a message.
Start with the places that matter to you.
Compare Houston, London, Tokyo, New York, Paris, or Sydney, then add your own selection.
Find your time together →