Beyond converting
Find a time that
works for everyone.
A converter tells you what time it is over there. A Room tells you when your whole group is actually free. Paint your week, share one link, and watch the overlap appear.
How it works
Three steps, no accounts to chase.
Create a room
Name it and set your home zone. You get a link to share — that's the whole setup.
Everyone paints their week
Each person opens the link in their own timezone and drags across the hours they're free. No converting in the head, the room handles the math.
The overlap appears
A shared heatmap shades the times that work for the most people. Hover any slot to see exactly who's in.
What's inside
Built for groups spread across the map.
Paint, don't poll
Drag across a continuous half-hour grid to mark free, if needed, and busy.
Everyone's zone, at once
The grid renders in each person's local time and reconciles it underneath, so 9am for you and 6pm for them line up automatically.
Consensus at a glance
A when2meet-style heatmap surfaces the best windows instantly, and recomputes the moment someone drops out or updates.
Ways to read the room
Same answers, different lenses.
The week grid is the core, but you can flip how it's colored, zoom the time scale, and choose whether you're setting a normal week or just one.
Consensus or heatmap
Consensusis strict: a slot only turns green when everyone can make it, yellow when all are in but some are “if needed,” and stays blank if anyone's out. Heatmap relaxes that into a when2meet-style gradient.
Week or day
Week shows all seven days at a half-hour grain to spot the broad windows. Day drops into a single date as one continuous bar per person.
General or specific
Paint a general week once and it becomes your default every week. When a particular week is different, switch to this week and override just those days. A single tap resets any week back to your general pattern.
Get started
Create a room.
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