Citymapper
citymapper.com
Public-transport directions that tell you which carriage to stand in
worldtimebuddy.com
Lines up several cities' clocks in one strip so you can see the overlap.
Add the cities you care about and it draws them as parallel hour rows, colour-coded for working hours, so a meeting slot that suits London, Bangalore and San Francisco is something you can see rather than calculate. Dragging the time column updates every row at once, and it handles daylight-saving transitions correctly, which is where mental arithmetic fails. The output can be turned into a shareable link or a calendar event.
AltFTool does this too
If you would rather not leave the site, Availability & Time-Zone Finder covers the same job here — free, no account, and it runs in your browser.
Open Availability & Time-Zone FinderQuestions
Works the moment the page loads. No account, no email, no trial. The free view holds only a handful of cities at once, and saved event scheduling and calendar sync are paid.
Yes. World Time Buddy sends your input to its own servers to process it. That is fine for public material; for anything containing personal data, use one of the on-device tools instead.
The free view holds only a handful of cities at once, and saved event scheduling and calendar sync are paid.
Alternatives
Same category or same task, ordered by how closely they overlap.
citymapper.com
Public-transport directions that tell you which carriage to stand in
openstreetmap.org
A map of the world anyone can correct, and everyone else can reuse
passportindex.org
Shows where a given passport gets you in without applying for a visa first
randomstreetview.com
Drops you at a random street-level spot anywhere Street View has been
rome2rio.com
Answers how to get from any place to any other place, by every mode at once
seat61.com
One man's hand-written guide to reaching anywhere by train and ferry