Set your preferred zones
Choose a primary time zone and up to two more in your preferences. Avum Calendar keeps those local dates and times in view.
One meeting can land in the morning, afternoon, or the next day. See local times together before you make a plan.
Try the demoA meeting can fall in your afternoon, someone else’s morning, or the next day. Avum Calendar shows local dates and times together so you can choose a time with everyone’s day in view.
Set a primary time zone and up to two additional zones in your preferences. Read their time columns beside your schedule and check the local time while viewing or editing events. Avum uses the offsets for the selected date, including daylight-saving changes.
Adjust the meeting time to see the local date and time in Budapest, New York, and Tokyo.
Someone might be asleep
This example uses 9 September 2026. Time-zone offsets can change with daylight saving time.
Read across the time rulers to see the same moment in three places. Your preferred time zones sit beside your schedule in Avum Calendar, so the answer is always in view.
One row. The same moment in every column.
Explore Avum CalendarKeep the calendars you use. Bring them together with Avum.
Choose a primary time zone and up to two more in your preferences. Avum Calendar keeps those local dates and times in view.
An afternoon meeting can be tomorrow for someone else. Compare the local date as well as the hour before choosing a time.
Use the time-zone columns in Avum Calendar to read your schedule in the places that matter to you.
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