Best time to meet between San Francisco and Singapore

Both cities are loaded with standard working hours. Green slots work in San Francisco and Singapore.

San Francisco to Singapore time difference

Singapore is currently 15 hours ahead of San Francisco. When it is 9:00 AM in San Francisco, it is 12:00 AM in Singapore the next day.

With standard 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM workdays there are no shared working hours, so every meeting stretches someone's morning or evening. The timeline above shows exactly whose, and by how much.

San Francisco (PDT)Singapore (GMT+8)
7:00 AM10:00 PM
8:00 AM11:00 PM
9:00 AM12:00 AM (next day)
10:00 AM1:00 AM (next day)
11:00 AM2:00 AM (next day)
12:00 PM3:00 AM (next day)
1:00 PM4:00 AM (next day)
2:00 PM5:00 AM (next day)
3:00 PM6:00 AM (next day)
4:00 PM7:00 AM (next day)
5:00 PM8:00 AM (next day)
6:00 PM9:00 AM (next day)
7:00 PM10:00 AM (next day)

Offsets reflect today's clocks and shift with daylight saving time. The planner above always computes the exact day you pick.

How it works

1

Add each city on the call by name, abbreviation (PST, IST, CEST), or UTC offset. We map it to its real IANA time zone: DST, half-hour offsets, all of it.

2

Set everyone's working hours. Every 15-minute slot of the day is scored: in-hours beats awake, awake beats asleep.

3

Pick a suggested slot and send it. Copy the times, add it to Google or Outlook, or download an .ics file.

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Related time zone pairs

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How the scoring works

Every 15-minute slot of the day gets a score for each person on the call, based on their local clock and working hours:

  • Inside working hours counts fully.
  • Awake but off the clock counts partially, and the two ends of the day are shaped differently. The evening starts cheap — 6 PM after work is easy to give up — but the cost accelerates toward bedtime, so 9:30 PM is already a real ask and 10:30 PM nearly a lost cause. Mornings ramp the other way: 7 AM is a genuine sacrifice, but the last half hour before your usual start is treated as being at your desk a little early — nearly as good as working hours.
  • Together those curves decide who bends. If one city's evening is still early, nobody else is asked to get up before work — but once it slides past 9 PM, shaving someone else's pre-work morning becomes the cheaper trade, and the best time shifts earlier.
  • Asleep is graded by depth. Just after bedtime or just before waking counts a sliver; the dead of night (midnight–6 AM local) counts against the slot — one person there cancels out one person fully at work, so a majority at their desks barely carries a time that has someone in the void.

A meeting is scored by its worst moment for each person across the full duration, and the suggestions are the highest-scoring non-overlapping windows. Daylight saving shifts are computed from each city's IANA time zone rules for the actual date you pick.

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