Match Tune
Music copyright audits for brands to identify tracks and flag licensing risks across social media posts
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Match Tune
MatchTune audits brands’ social media posts to identify music and show which tracks may fall outside the brand’s licensing. Its reports trace flags to posts, recordings and rightsholders, with a dashboard for legal, brand and marketing teams.
The company operates as MatchTune Inc. in the United States and MATCH TUNE SAS in France. It was founded in 2017 and has a Paris location at Station F.
Product: Social media music copyright audits, supported by its Audioatlas music-rights database.
Jobs at Match Tune
Leadership
- André Manoukian · FounderSource: company website
- Philippe Guillaud · CEOSource: company website
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