Plan Meetings Across Time Zones

One CC. Instant slots for Los Angeles, New York, London & Bangalore. Dule is the meeting planner for time zones that reads calendars, converts every zone, and drops invites while you keep typing.

Ditch the World‑Clock Tabs

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Jim, Jo, Robert
Friday, August 15th, at 1:00 PM EDT
now

What is a Time Zone Meeting Planner?

A time zone meeting planner (also called a world‑time converter meeting planner or time‑zone calculator for meetings) is software that finds overlapping hours across cities and books the call. Dule lives inside your email—so guests never open a booking link or create an account. You CC it once; it handles the math, the follow‑ups, and the calendar invites.


TL;DR (⏱ 15‑second read)

Who it’s for:

Anyone who emails across zones—sales, recruiting, customer success, distributed teams.

What it does:

Detects each recipient’s local zone, proposes overlapping slots, and books the meeting—right inside the thread.

Why it matters:

Saves 10–15 minutes and multiple context switches per call; replaces expensive assistant hours.


The old way: Manual time‑zone calculator for meetings

  1. Open a world‑clock tab ➜ add LA, NY, LDN, BLR.
  2. Eyeball overlaps, scribble options in Notes.
  3. Check your calendar for conflicts.
  4. Paste times into an email & hope you did the math right.
  5. Get the reply: “That’s 3 AM my time 😩”.
  6. Repeat steps 1–4.

Tabs, tools, tension—every time you schedule.


How Dule works — your meeting time‑zone planner in 3 steps

  1. CC: [email protected] on any email that hints at a meeting.
  2. Dule maps locations & calendars (asks politely if a zone is missing).
  3. It replies with 3‑5 smart slots—already converted for every recipient. First “yes” locks the time; Dule fires official invites.

No log‑ins, no booking links, no math—just plain email.


Power tips 🔧

  • Custom windows: add “between 9 AM‑12 PM PST” in the body; Dule obeys.
  • Flexible after‑hours: Need to talk to London from San Francisco at 7 AM—or hop on with Sydney at 10 PM? Type “I’m flexible” in the thread and Dule will remember that preference for this conversation, offering after‑hours slots just for this event.
  • Recurring zone mix: Dule remembers each contact’s zone so repeat calls are instant.


FAQs

Is cross-timezone scheduling free to use? 💸 
Yes—you can use all the cross time zone scheduling features on the free plan, and schedule unlimited meetings on paid plans.

Missing recipient zone? 🌍❔ 
Dule asks once, then moves ahead.

Outlook & Apple support 🍏📧 
Works with Gmail today; Outlook & Apple Calendar are coming soon.


Ready to schedule meetings across time zones without calculators?