Water Eject & Speaker Cleaner · iOS
Water in your speaker? Sound it out.
DrySpeaker plays precisely tuned frequencies that push water droplets out of your iPhone speakers and shake dust loose — the same principle the Apple Watch uses after a swim. Then run a sound test and hear the difference.
What it does
Water Eject
A low-frequency tone vibrates your speaker membrane hard enough to physically push water droplets out — run it a few times after rain, a shower splash, or a dunk.
Speaker Cleaning
Frequency sweeps shake loose the dust and debris that build up in speaker grills over months and slowly muffle your audio.
Sound Test
Check your speakers before and after — hear whether the muffling is gone or another round is needed.
Simple On Purpose
Open the app, tap, done. No settings to study, no manual to read — built for the moment your phone just got wet.
Frequently asked questions
Does ejecting water with sound actually work?
Yes — it is the same method the Apple Watch uses after swimming. A low-frequency tone makes the speaker membrane vibrate strongly enough to physically expel water droplets from the speaker cavity. iPhones have no built-in equivalent, which is what DrySpeaker provides.
Is it safe for my iPhone?
Yes. DrySpeaker only plays sound through your speakers — the same thing music does. There is no hardware access and nothing that could harm your device.
My speaker sounds muffled but never got wet. Can it help?
Often, yes. Muffled audio on a dry phone is usually dust and debris in the speaker grill. The cleaning sweeps are designed to shake that loose.
How many times should I run it?
For water, run the eject tone 2–3 times, keeping the speaker facing down so gravity helps. Use the sound test between runs to check progress.
What if the sound is still muffled afterwards?
If several rounds of eject and cleaning do not help, the issue may be more than surface water or dust — in that case have the device checked. DrySpeaker fixes the common cases, not physical damage.
Get the water out.
Free to download.