Write your message
Start the email, LinkedIn note, or reply you were already preparing.
How it works
From a message draft to a timezone-safe proposal.
Akiwaki Assist works before the calendar. While you write to a client, candidate, prospect, or partner, it checks local times, working hours, weekends, and holidays, then gives you a clear proposal you can insert without switching tabs.
Workflow
How the message flow works
Add the time and cities
Use a natural phrase like “tomorrow 10am London Dubai Singapore.”
Akiwaki Assist checks the context
It converts the time and checks working hours, weekends, holidays, DST, and local dates.
Insert the proposal
Choose the clearest option and add a polished local-time sentence without leaving the message.
Before you send
What Akiwaki Assist checks quietly in the background
It replaces the manual checking people usually do across search, timezone tools, and calendar tabs.
- Real timezone rules, not rough UTC math.
- Local dates and day changes across cities.
- Working-hour, weekend, and holiday warnings.
- Cleaner alternatives when the proposed time is awkward.
Your proposed time
See what your draft means locally
Original time, city labels, local date, and working-hour status.Better nearby options
Fix awkward proposals before they are sent
Cleaner alternatives when the time is too early, too late, or affected by a weekend or holiday.More proposal choices