Water Eject
Coming soon
A focused set of sound and vibration tools that helps push water from your speaker and shake loose dust from the places sound escapes.
Water and dust do not move the same way. Water Eject gives each job its own sequence instead of hiding every task behind one generic tone.
Pulsed 165 Hz bursts, resonance sweeps and synchronized haptics work together in one automatic sequence.
Choose the tone, output and vibration yourself. A logarithmic control keeps the useful low range precise while still reaching higher cleaning frequencies.
A separate 46-second pattern uses wobbling bursts, chirps, impulse knocks and rising sweeps to agitate particles rather than push droplets.
Water Eject synthesizes pulsed low-frequency sound on the device. The signal moves the speaker diaphragm while synchronized vibration helps disturb trapped droplets, making it easier for water to leave the speaker grille.
Remove the case, disconnect accessories and raise the volume.
Place the speaker facing down and start the automatic sequence.
Wipe away expelled water and give the phone time to air-dry.
Automatic and manual sequences for the main loudspeaker.
Direct output to the top receiver with the same clear controls.
Guided cleaning with a safety warning before sound starts.
Water Eject has no account, advertising SDK or analytics. Tones are generated in real time on your device. The app does not record audio, and cleaning history and reminders remain local.
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Water Eject synthesizes pulsed low-frequency tones and coordinates them with vibration. Together they move the speaker diaphragm and help push droplets away from the grille.
No. The app helps clear the speaker cavity; it cannot remove moisture from inside the phone. After deep or salt-water submersion, switch the device off and follow the manufacturer’s drying guidance.
No. It generates its own tones on the device and does not record or upload audio. There are no accounts, ads or analytics.
Yes. Manual and cleaning modes can target the loudspeaker, earpiece or connected headphones. The app shows a safety warning before sound is routed to headphones.
Water is pushed with low-frequency diaphragm movement. Dust responds better to agitation, so Deep Clean uses wobbling bursts, chirps, short impulses and sweeps instead.
Water Eject – Dry Speaker is in active development for iPhone.