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Shared Hours Finder: When Are You Both Awake?
The shared-hours finder shows when you and your partner are both awake, using live local times for each of your cities. Pick two cities and see your next shared window, how long it lasts, and a 24-hour bar of your best call times.
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How to use it
- Choose your city.
- Choose your partner’s city.
- Read the next shared window and the 24-hour bar. Rose blocks are hours you are both awake.
How it works
The tool reads the time from your device and converts it for each city’s time zone, so daylight saving is handled automatically. An hour counts as shared when it falls between 8am and 11pm in both cities. The bar covers the next 24 hours, starting now.
Tips
- Set your regular call at the start of a shared window so neither of you is rushed.
- If the window is under two hours, take turns covering the early or late slot.
- Clocks change on different dates in different countries, so recheck your window twice a year.
Questions about this tool
How does it work out time zones?
It uses the time zone data built into your browser, so each city’s current local time and daylight saving are handled for you.
Can I change the awake hours?
Not yet. It assumes 8am to 11pm in both cities.
Why only 11 cities?
It covers common long-distance pairings. Email us to suggest a city.