Planificador global de reuniones
Usa el planificador completo con una capa introductoria en español para validar adopción internacional.
Recurring meeting decision tool
Add real participant schedules, inspect recurring DST drift and manual unavailable dates, then share one decision artifact. Names stay in your browser and are never sent in analytics events.
TimeNowHub heuristic, not a universal optimum. Scores use editable schedules, manual unavailable dates, sleep/off-day penalties, DST drift, and repeated-burden fairness. Projected holiday coverage is unavailable.
Weak recurring live window; consider the rotation or async fallback. Highest burden: New York City (12).
No supported DST offset drift is flagged for the selected series.
Generate schedules to turn this worked example into a shareable decision artifact.
New York City
America/New_York
London
Europe/London
Tokyo
Asia/Tokyo
Pick a decision artifact
No strong live window is available for this setup. Use the async handoff workflow for routine updates and reserve live time for decisions.
Weak recurring live window; consider the rotation or async fallback. Highest burden: New York City (12).
- • outside acceptable hours
- • preferred hours
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outside acceptable hours
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outside acceptable hours
outside acceptable hours
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outside acceptable hours
Holiday and data coverage
- New York City: holiday coverage unavailable; use manual unavailable dates for local/regional or unsupported holidays.
- London: holiday coverage unavailable; use manual unavailable dates for local/regional or unsupported holidays.
- Tokyo: holiday coverage unavailable; use manual unavailable dates for local/regional or unsupported holidays.
Projected holiday coverage is unavailable because the bundled rules are not complete, source-audited national calendars. Use each participant's unavailable-date control for national, local, regional, and company holidays.
12-month DST drift calendar
The next 12 months of this weekly series, with the months where any participant changes UTC offset highlighted. A fixed recurring anchor can drift out of the overlap even though the calendar entry never changes.
| Month | Offset shifts |
|---|---|
| Aug 2026 | No offset shifts |
| Sep 2026 | No offset shifts |
| Oct 2026 | London: UTC+01:00 → UTC+00:00 on Mon, Oct 26 |
| Nov 2026 | New York City: UTC-04:00 → UTC-05:00 on Mon, Nov 2 |
| Dec 2026 | No offset shifts |
| Jan 2027 | No offset shifts |
| Feb 2027 | No offset shifts |
| Mar 2027 | New York City: UTC-05:00 → UTC-04:00 on Mon, Mar 15London: UTC+00:00 → UTC+01:00 on Mon, Mar 29 |
| Apr 2027 | No offset shifts |
| May 2027 | No offset shifts |
| Jun 2027 | No offset shifts |
| Jul 2027 | No offset shifts |
New York City
Mon, Aug 31 · 10:30 · UTC-04:00
This city is inside a strong concentration band for decision-heavy work.
6.5 hours left before 17:00.
London
Mon, Aug 31 · 15:30 · UTC+01:00
This city is inside a strong concentration band for decision-heavy work.
0 hours left before 17:00.
Tokyo
Mon, Aug 31 · 23:30 · UTC+09:00
This city is outside the strongest concentration bands for live collaboration.
0 hours left before 17:00.
Pilot scope
This rollout localizes the introductory layer for one proven tool template instead of translating the full site at once. That keeps schema, language tags, and visible content aligned while TimeNowHub measures which locales deserve broader coverage next.