Review possible matches
Coverage's Review button shows one possible match at a time: answer Same video or Not a match. The older Approve screen keeps its own queues.
Review N videos, the button at the top of Coverage, opens a full-screen review of the matches EverySqueeze isn't confident enough to make on its own. It asks Is this the same video? and shows one of your TikTok videos beside one candidate post on Facebook, Instagram or YouTube, with why it was suggested.
The number on the button counts videos, like Needs review in the Status buttons. The review covers every video in your library with a possible match on Facebook, Instagram or YouTube (only the platform you picked, when you picked one), whatever else the grid is filtered to. A video that may be on two platforms comes up once for each.
- Same video (or the Y key) records the match. When the post is already a likely match, this button reads Confirm.
- Not a match (N) rejects it.
- Skip (S) moves on without answering; Undo (U) takes back your last answer.
A progress bar counts how many you've done, and All caught up shows when the list is finished. Each answer is saved to Coverage, the same as answering that match from the video's row there.
The Approve screen
The older Approve screen (open it) is not in the sidebar and is not where the Coverage button goes. It keeps its own yes/no queues and counts them its own way, so its numbers don't have to match Coverage's.
What the Approve screen holds
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.