Can WhenMeet.me schedule an all-hands across many time zones?
Yes. Each participant sees the heat-map in their own time zone, DST-safe, and ranking respects business hours per zone so you avoid slots that punish a whole region.
Company-wide all-hands are the hardest meetings to schedule: dozens of people, multiple time zones, mixed Google and Microsoft calendars. WhenMeet.me overlays everyone’s real Free/Busy on one heat-map so ops or the exec assistant can lock a remote all-hands that actually works — without a Doodle poll.
Invite the leadership team, department leads or the full headcount by email. WhenMeet.me reads Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook Free/Busy live and ranks slots that maximize attendance. Contractors and partners without a connectable calendar paint free time at /free and still land on the same map.
Each participant sees the heat-map in their own browser time zone, DST-safe, and slot ranking respects business hours in each person’s zone — so you don’t “find” a great all-hands that starts at 5 a.m. for APAC. Nearly a third of meetings now span multiple time zones (Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2025); for a remote all-hands that is the default case.
When you pick the slot, WhenMeet.me books the event and can attach a Google Meet or Microsoft Teams link automatically. No second pass in Calendar to add the conference, and no waiting days for a poll to close while calendars fill up.
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Yes. Each participant sees the heat-map in their own time zone, DST-safe, and ranking respects business hours per zone so you avoid slots that punish a whole region.
No. WhenMeet.me is free for unlimited meetings with up to 50 participants each with no per-seat pricing.
No. Guests open the shared link in the browser. Connecting Google or Microsoft is optional; anyone can paint free time at /free instead.
Comparing tools? See WhenMeet.me vs Doodle.