Time Zone Coordinator for Remote Teams

Pick a US city and the city where your team works. The coordinator shows the time in both, how far apart they are, and where a 9am to 6pm working day in each falls on the first city's clock, with the shared hours spelled out. It uses your browser's time zone data, so daylight saving time is handled for you.

Manila is on UTC+8. New York is 12 hours behind Manila during US daylight saving time and 13 hours behind the rest of the year; Los Angeles is 15 and 16 hours behind. Choose any pair of cities above to see the live difference.

For most of the US, yes. Daylight saving time begins at 2am on the second Sunday of March and ends at 2am on the first Sunday of November; in 2026 it runs from March 8 to November 1. Hawaii and Arizona do not observe it, except the Navajo Nation in Arizona (NIST).

On a standard 9am to 6pm day in both places, New York and Manila share no working hours. Overlap comes from shifting one side's day: Second Talent engineers keep 4-6 hours of US overlap, so stand-ups and reviews happen in your working day.

Early morning in the US is evening in Asia, and late afternoon on the US West Coast is the next morning there. During daylight saving time, 8am in New York is 8pm in Manila, and 6pm in Los Angeles is 9am the next day in Manila. Rotate the inconvenient slot so neither side always takes it.