Scheduling meetings from Melbourne

Melbourne, Australia runs on UTC+10 (Australia/Melbourne) and shifts with daylight saving during the year. Pick who you're meeting and the planner ranks the slots that treat everyone fairly.

Participants

Best meeting slots

Local timelines — Fri, Jul 31

Each row is one person's 24h day, aligned to the same instants. Times are labelled in each person's own timezone.

Melbourne
Melbourne
12am6am12pm6pm
San Francisco
San Francisco
12pm6pm12am6am
NightDawnMorningMiddayEveningLateEveryone freeOff-hours

Example: Melbourne and San Francisco

Ranked for Friday, 31 July 2026, assuming each person is available 9:00–17:00 in their own local time. Change the date or the hours in the planner above and the ranking updates live.

These cities share 1 hours of overlapping working time, so at least one slot works for everyone with nobody taking an off-hours call.

# Melbourne San Francisco Tradeoff Fairness
1 9:00 AM Fri 4:00 PM Thu Everyone available Everyone comfortable
2 9:30 AM Fri 4:30 PM Thu Everyone available Everyone comfortable
3 10:00 AM Fri 5:00 PM Thu Everyone available Everyone comfortable
4 8:30 AM Fri 3:30 PM Thu Early morning for Melbourne, in hours for San Francisco Shared discomfort
5 10:30 AM Fri 5:30 PM Thu In hours for Melbourne, evening for San Francisco Shared discomfort

The full day, side by side

Each row is one person's Friday, in their own local time. Aligned vertically, so any column is the same moment everywhere.

Melbourne · Australia Australia/Melbourne
12 AM6 AM12 PM6 PM11 PM
San Francisco · United States America/Los_Angeles
7 AM1 PM7 PM1 AM6 AM

Solid blocks are working hours; faded blocks are outside them. Colours follow the local time of day.

What time is it elsewhere when you schedule from Melbourne?

Local times on 31 July 2026, computed from each city's IANA rules.

City Gap 9 AM in Melbourne 1 PM in Melbourne 5 PM in Melbourne
San Francisco −17 hours 4:00 PM Thu 8:00 PM Thu 12:00 AM Fri
New York −14 hours 7:00 PM Thu 11:00 PM Thu 3:00 AM Fri
Chicago −15 hours 6:00 PM Thu 10:00 PM Thu 2:00 AM Fri
Denver −16 hours 5:00 PM Thu 9:00 PM Thu 1:00 AM Fri
London −9 hours 12:00 AM Fri 4:00 AM Fri 8:00 AM Fri
Paris −8 hours 1:00 AM Fri 5:00 AM Fri 9:00 AM Fri
Mexico City −16 hours 5:00 PM Thu 9:00 PM Thu 1:00 AM Fri
São Paulo −13 hours 8:00 PM Thu 12:00 AM Fri 4:00 AM Fri
Athens −7 hours 2:00 AM Fri 6:00 AM Fri 10:00 AM Fri
Moscow −7 hours 2:00 AM Fri 6:00 AM Fri 10:00 AM Fri
Lagos −9 hours 12:00 AM Fri 4:00 AM Fri 8:00 AM Fri
Johannesburg −8 hours 1:00 AM Fri 5:00 AM Fri 9:00 AM Fri
Dubai −6 hours 3:00 AM Fri 7:00 AM Fri 11:00 AM Fri
Karachi −5 hours 4:00 AM Fri 8:00 AM Fri 12:00 PM Fri
Mumbai −4.5 hours 4:30 AM Fri 8:30 AM Fri 12:30 PM Fri
Dhaka −4 hours 5:00 AM Fri 9:00 AM Fri 1:00 PM Fri
Bangkok −3 hours 6:00 AM Fri 10:00 AM Fri 2:00 PM Fri
Singapore −2 hours 7:00 AM Fri 11:00 AM Fri 3:00 PM Fri
Tokyo −1 hour 8:00 AM Fri 12:00 PM Fri 4:00 PM Fri
Sydney same 9:00 AM Fri 1:00 PM Fri 5:00 PM Fri
Auckland +2 hours 11:00 AM Fri 3:00 PM Fri 7:00 PM Fri
Honolulu −20 hours 1:00 PM Thu 5:00 PM Thu 9:00 PM Thu
Cairo −7 hours 2:00 AM Fri 6:00 AM Fri 10:00 AM Fri

Daylight saving in Melbourne

Melbourne observes daylight saving, so its offset from UTC changes twice a year. Any time you agree more than a few weeks out is worth re-checking against the actual date — which is what the planner does automatically, using Australia/Melbourne rather than a fixed offset.

Pair planners for this clock

Melbourne keeps the same offset as Sydney all year, so the two are interchangeable for scheduling maths. The pair planners are published under Sydney:

Sydney meeting planners →