Timezone Compare Row
Proposed meeting time shown side by side across four attendee timezones with local time, offset, and working hours status for each.
Proposed meeting time shown side by side across four attendee timezones with local time, offset, and working hours status for each.
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Timezone Compare Row is the slot-validation strip for a proposed meeting, Thu Jun 19, 2026 at 14:00 UTC shown side by side across four attendee timezones: Avery Stone at 10:00 AM EDT, Priya Nair at 3:00 PM London, Marcus Kim at 11:00 PM Seoul, and Sofia Reyes at 7:00 AM Los Angeles. Each card shows the local time, date, offset chip, and a working-hours indicator that reads Working hours, Before 9:00 AM, or After 9:00 PM.
Attendees are one array with a status field that drives the dot weight. The footer note says working hours are assumed 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and tells the organiser to adjust before sending, which is the one instruction that prevents the 11 PM invite.
Reach for this block before the organiser hits send on a cross-timezone invite, wired to your proposed UTC slot and your attendee timezone list. Replace the four slots with your actual guest list.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the pre-send slot check for a scheduling tool. Other comparisons:
Tip: the status dot weight is the whole communication; a muted dot on Seoul at 11:00 PM is harder to ignore than any warning banner.