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# Set timezone
### 🕒 Set your time zone for appointments
#### ✅ What this setting does
When you set a time zone, the app will use it to display and manage appointment times in the app (calendar, appointment details, and availability setup).
**Steps**
1. Open the app > click **Settings** > **General**
2. In **Date time** > **Timezone** > select your timezone
3. Click **Save**
This time zone is applied to the date time you select to set up available dates in the service detail in the app. It is applied to the appointments in the app too.
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### ✅ What changes after you save?
After updating the time zone:
* The time you pick when setting availability in a service follows this time zone.
* The appointment date/time shown inside the app also follows this time zone.
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