The app workshop of the Lobo Broadcasting Group — built in Dallas, Texas. Every app we make follows the house rules: free forever, no ads, no accounts, and no in-app purchases — ever. Android phones for now. Leave your email at any download and you're on that app's update list — we only write when there's something new to tell you.
Our two flagship apps wrapped into one: Mustang Dallas + Tejano Ritmo radio and Dallas Transit bus & train times. Listen to your station while you watch for your bus — the radio keeps playing while you ride, and home-screen widgets put both stations and your favorite stops one tap away. Free, no ads, no account. English and Spanish.
New from Lobo App Development, Nov 4, 2026. Tap the download, then open the file to install — Play Protect scans it automatically. Android only for now.
Both of our stations in one app — Mustang Dallas country and Tejano Ritmo, switchable with one tap. It even remembers the station you were listening to.
Tap the download, then open the file to install. When you install it, your phone's built-in protection — Google Play Protect — scans the file automatically. Our app passed that scan with flying colors. Android only for now.
Next bus & train times for DART — Dallas Area Rapid Transit. Type the 5-digit Stop ID from any stop sign and get your next departures. Save your stops as favorites, put them on your home screen, and ride. No account, no ads — free, and the whole schedule book rides right in the app. English or Spanish: the app speaks your phone's language.
Tap the download, then open the file to install. Play Protect scans it automatically — it passed. Android only for now. An independent rider tool from the Lobo workshop; not affiliated with DART.
Dallas is bead number one. Our transit engine reads the same kind of schedule data that transit systems all over Texas publish — so the same app, dressed in each city's own colors, is headed down the line:
Austin · Houston · San Antonio · El Paso · Fort Worth · Corpus Christi · Denton
…and beyond them, some thirty more Texas cities run buses on printed schedules our engine can read. One city at a time, each one checked stop-by-stop before it ships — the same way Dallas was. When a new city app lands, it will hang on this page.
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