WHERORA GUIDES

Guides for working across time zones

Practical, plain-language guides for remote teams, families and travelers. Each one pairs with a WherOra tool so you can check your own cities as you read.

REMOTE TEAMS

Best Times for Meetings Between the US and India or the Philippines

The meeting windows that work from New York, Chicago and Los Angeles this winter and next summer, and what changes on November 1.

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DAYLIGHT SAVING

Clock Changes in Autumn 2026: Every Date That Shifts Your International Meetings

Australia moves forward on October 4, Europe back on October 25 and the US on November 1. Every date, and what it does to common city pairs.

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DAYLIGHT SAVING

Daylight Saving Time 2026: Why Your US–Europe Meetings Shift for One Week

Europe falls back on October 25 and the US on November 1. What moves during the gap week, who sees it, and how to plan around it.

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TIME ZONES

EST vs EDT, IST, CET: Time Zone Abbreviations Explained

EST or EDT? What IST, CST, BST and PST really mean, which abbreviations clash, and how to write meeting times nobody can misread.

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REMOTE TEAMS

How to Schedule Fair Meetings Across Time Zones

Split, rotate or bridge: how to share the cost of meetings across two or three time zones, plus 11 small habits that make the biggest difference.

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DAYLIGHT SAVING

Daylight Saving Time 2027: Clock Change Dates by Country

Every 2027 clock change: the US, the UK and EU, Australia, New Zealand and every other country that changes, plus what changed in Canada.

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TIME ZONES

Arizona Time Zone: Why Most of Arizona Skips Daylight Saving

Arizona stays on MST all year, so it matches Denver in winter and Los Angeles in summer. Plus the Navajo Nation exception.

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TIME ZONES

China Time Zone: One Clock for the Whole Country

One time zone for a country five time zones wide: Beijing Time, Xinjiang time, and meeting times with China.

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TIME ZONES

Half-Hour and 45-Minute Time Zones

India, Nepal, Iran, Newfoundland and central Australia: every place whose clocks aren’t on the hour, and what it means for meetings.

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Try the tools

Put up to six cities on one timeline, check any date and time in other cities, or count working days between dates.

Badges show how far ahead or behind the second city is today.

A 30-SECOND TOUR

Good timing starts here.

  1. Pick your places.

    Use Add city to choose the locations you want to compare. Your first city sets the date and time controls. Your device time zone chooses a reference city where available. You can change cities or try a comparison shortcut. Use Saved groups to name and reuse your city combinations on this device; select a group whenever you want to load it.

  2. Choose your moment.

    See the live time, or set a date and drag the timeline. Day and night labels help you spot the difference.

  3. Find time together.

    Use Find your overlap to compare working hours. Move the slider or tap a timeline to choose a meeting, then add it to your calendar, copy the times, or share a link.

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