Historical clue formulations

• Unwanted place for bugs — 2026-08-14
• Pre-entree order, informally — 2026-05-26
• X, for one — 2026-04-16
• Maps or Notes, e.g. — 2025-11-13
• Threads, e.g. — 2025-08-17
• Subject of evaluation by a college panel, informally — 2025-07-17
• Telegram or CapCut — 2025-05-22
• Slack or Zoom — 2025-02-16
• Notes or Messages — 2025-02-05
• Roblox or TikTok — 2025-01-20
• Clock, e.g. — 2024-12-28
• Home screen selection — 2024-12-26
• Dev's development — 2024-11-26
• Small-screen release? — 2024-09-29
• Instagram, for one — 2024-08-06
• Mobile ___ — 2024-02-08
• Smartphone download — 2024-01-08
• With 50-Down, many people making downloads — 2023-09-30
• Starter, for short — 2023-09-09
• Mobile ___ — 2023-05-14
• Tinder, e.g. — 2023-05-13
• What some people use to solve a New York Times crossword — 2023-03-26
• Tinder or Hinge — 2022-12-26
• Download that might use a freemium model — 2022-12-21
• Modern installation — 2022-10-22
• Spotify or TikTok — 2022-10-10
• Messenger, for one — 2022-09-22
• YouTube or Gmail — 2022-08-07
• It requires a tap to get started — 2022-07-06
• Zelle or Zillow — 2022-06-17
• Twitch, say — 2022-05-28
• "There's an ___ for that" — 2022-05-21
• Zoom, for one — 2022-04-04
• Zoom or TikTok — 2021-12-28
• Dating ___ — 2021-12-21
• Restaurant starter, informally — 2021-11-06
• TikTok, Instagram or Google's Find My Device — 2021-10-25
• Zoom, for one — 2021-02-03
• Twitch or Yelp — 2021-01-16
• Candy Crush or Angry Birds — 2021-01-13
• WeChat or KakaoTalk — 2021-01-03
• Common 99¢ purchase — 2020-12-13
• Something you might describe as touch-and-go? — 2020-11-28
• Venmo, e.g. — 2020-11-11
• Product that's available on tap? — 2020-11-05
• Tinder or Instagram — 2020-09-01
• College ___ (something that might include an SAT score) — 2020-08-20
• What many use to solve the New York Times crossword — 2020-06-26
• Tinder or Venmo — 2020-06-10
• Purchase that often costs 99¢ — 2020-04-19