Review possible matches

The quick yes/no queue for matches the machine can't decide on its own.

Review possible matches, the button at the top of Coverage, opens the inbox for the matches EverySqueeze isn't confident enough to make on its own — quick yes/no calls with thumbnails side by side, one tap each.

What lands there

It has two tabs: YouTube matches and Reels & posts (Instagram and Facebook). Each shows pairs of a TikTok video and a candidate post, ranked strongest evidence first. When a queue is short, there's no extra chrome — you just see the pending items.

Accept all

When the same-frame comparison finds pairs whose thumbnails are mathematically the same image, an Accept all 🎞 button appears so you can confirm all of them in one tap instead of one at a time.

Dismissing what can't be answered

Some pairs share no real evidence at all — no caption overlap, just a lot of same-day posts. For those, skip all … date-only questions dismisses them in bulk. A dismiss is reversible: Ask me again brings dismissed pairs back.

Matching everything at once

Match everything for me runs the same comparison — first frames, then thumbnails — across YouTube, Instagram and Facebook in one pass. Nothing is written without your OK; it only fills the queues above for you to review.

Open it in EverySqueeze

Signed in, this article opens in the app’s Help center, with a button straight to Approve inbox.

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