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Remove water from your phone speaker using sound waves — free & offline.
Got water in your phone speaker? Water Eject uses precisely tuned sound waves to push trapped water out of your loudspeaker — the same principle used by Apple Watch's water-eject feature. Just tap Eject Water and hold your phone speaker-side down. The app plays a 60-second acoustic cycle sweeping from 160 Hz to 200 Hz, vibrating water out naturally. No shaking, no rice, no waiting. 🔊 Water Eject Cycle A 60-second sine-wave sweep clears trapped water from your speaker. A progress ring shows exactly how long is left. 🎵 Speaker Test Check your speaker health with a frequency sweep and tone bursts — useful after water exposure or a drop. 🎙️ Mic Test Record 5 seconds of audio and play it back instantly to verify your microphone is working. The recording is deleted automatically — never stored. 🎛️ Manual Tone Generator Set any frequency from 100 Hz to 2000 Hz with a precise slider, or pick a preset. Useful for testing specific frequencies. ✅ 100% offline — works with no internet connection ✅ No ads, no in-app purchases, completely free ✅ No unnecessary permissions — microphone only for Mic Test, never at launch ✅ Dark mode supported ✅ Available in English, Italian, Spanish, French and German How to use: 1. Turn your volume to maximum 2. Disconnect headphones and Bluetooth speakers 3. Hold your phone speaker-side down 4. Tap Eject Water and wait 60 seconds 5. Repeat once or twice if needed Note: This app plays acoustic tones through your speaker. Results may vary by phone model and water level. Do not use at maximum volume near children or pets.
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$0
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$15
$7 – $30
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$15
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