Now on the App Store
Texas Signals for iPhone and iPad puts 2.4M+ distress records from 190+ Texas counties on the phone you already carry to showings. Pre-foreclosure and foreclosure filings, tax-delinquent parcels, code violations, evictions, permits and cash-buyer activity — each one scored 1-100 by how motivated the owner looks, and updated daily from public filings.

It is one account and one subscription. Download the app, sign in with the email you already use on texassignals.com, and your access carries straight over — no second charge, no second trial, nothing to transfer. The in-app purchase is only for people arriving on iPhone who have never subscribed before. It works the other way too: subscribe in the app and you can sign in on the web with the same account.
The same data and the same tools as the web app, laid out for a phone. These are the real screens, not mockups.

Pre-foreclosures, tax delinquency, permits, violations, cash buyers and probate in one list, sorted by how motivated the owner actually looks. Filter it, then export it.

Every upcoming county auction with a live countdown. Pick your counties and your lead time once; the reminder finds you before the sale, not after it.

Amount owed against assessed value, the equity spread, the owner of record, the map, and a plain-English read on where the file sits in the process.

Describe your buy box — or paste a listing link — and the analyst comes back with scored properties, says what it filtered out, and offers to tighten the query.
Choose your counties, your signal types and how many days before a sale you want warning. Auction reminders and new-filing alerts then arrive in your inbox on their own schedule — you do not have to remember to open anything. The app is where you tune them and where you work the list when one lands.
Pull the tax bill and the equity spread while you are still looking at the house. Save it to your pipeline, open the county appraisal record, drop a pin, and have the whole file waiting on your laptop when you get back to the desk.
The app is free; the data is a subscription, the same one the website sells. Start it in the app and Apple handles the billing.
The 7-day free trial is available to new subscribers only. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically at $29.00 per month or $299.00 per year unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel the subscription in your Apple Account settings after purchase; cancelling during the free trial means you are not charged. Prices are in U.S. dollars and may vary by storefront.
No. Sign in with the same email and the app recognises your subscription and unlocks — there is no second charge and no second trial. If the app ever shows you a paywall while your web subscription is active, that is a bug and we want to hear about it.
Not yet. texassignals.com works in any mobile browser in the meantime, and it is the same account either way.
190+ Texas counties carry distress records today, including every major metro — Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Bexar, Travis, Collin and Denton. Coverage is county by county, not blanket, and the coverage page lists exactly which ones we hold.
If you subscribed in the app, cancel in your Apple Account subscription settings. If you subscribed on the web, cancel from your account page on texassignals.com. Whichever way you started is the way you stop.
Something else? Ask us on the contact page — a person reads it.
Seven days free. Cancel in the trial and you are never charged.