Cross-Timezone Meeting Scheduling Requires Manual Mental Math and Tab-Juggling
A user building a world-clock app describes the common friction of coordinating calls across time zones: existing apps only show the current time in each city rather than answering "if it's 9pm for me, what time is it for everyone else," forcing people to Google conversions and second-guess themselves across multiple browser tabs.
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