Drop in three cities. Goldhour lights up every overlap where everyone is still at their desk — and writes a polished meeting line you can paste into Slack, Teams or your calendar without flinching. Free, built by MeetingBurn.
Add cities to build your meeting line.
Every teammate sees their own local time, day and timezone — plus a warning for anyone stuck on a late-night call.
Open in Google CalendarA live overlap engine paints every slot where all of your cities sit inside working hours — for the full duration of your meeting, not just the start minute.
One click scans all 1,440 UTC minutes, finds the longest golden window and jumps the cursor to its midpoint. Your spreadsheet can retire.
Every roster and proposed time fits in a URL. Hit Share, paste it in the channel, and your teammates open the exact same view you see — without any account.
Slack markdown, Teams bold and plain text. Each line shows the teammate's local time, day, timezone abbreviation, and a flag if they'd be sleeping or on an edge hour.
No bloated SDKs. Critical CSS inlined, fonts preconnected, scripts deferred. Interactive before the wireframe globe finishes its first rotation.
Your roster lives in your browser. No accounts, no tracking, no cookies beyond your theme preference. See the privacy page for the full list.
Type a city or pick from a preset. Goldhour remembers your roster for next time — locally, on your machine.
Slide the time cursor, or hit "Find best time" and let Goldhour pick the hour when nobody's asleep.
One button writes the line for Slack, Teams or your calendar. You paste it. You are a hero.
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Any hour where every city on your roster sits inside its working window for the full duration of your meeting. Goldhour uses a 9-to-5 default and checks both the start and end of the meeting, so a 90-minute meeting starting at 4:30pm will only count as golden if everyone is still at their desk at 6:00pm.
Yes. Goldhour is built and maintained by MeetingBurn. The core planner will always be free. A future Pro tier will add saved rosters, calendar sync and team sharing for teams that want more than localStorage.
After the first visit, yes. All timezone math uses the native browser Intl API, so no server round trip is needed to convert a time.
Handled automatically. Every city is stored as an IANA timezone (Europe/London, Asia/Kolkata, etc.), so clocks spring forward and fall back without you lifting a finger.
Absolutely — write to themeetingburn@gmail.com. Goldhour ships with 72 curated cities and we add more whenever someone asks for one we missed.
MeetingBurn is a small studio publishing opinionated tools for remote teams. Goldhour is our first. You can read the full story on the about page.