With three cities, a time that looks convenient for two people can put the third person outside reasonable hours. Begin by comparing all three local clocks, then discuss the constraints before sending an invitation.
Start with a current comparison
The three-city planner shows current local time. Use it to understand the broad difference, not as a final calendar decision.
Then choose the date
Daylight-saving changes do not happen at the same time in every location. Use the future meeting checker with the actual date and a clear first-city local time.
Share inconvenience fairly
For recurring meetings, rotate the awkward time where possible. A clock conversion helps, but it cannot know family commitments, local holidays, or individual availability.
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