WringWater eject
Water out of both speakers
A low pass for the bottom speaker, a shorter high pass for the earpiece, mobile face down. About sixty seconds, then a straight question: is it clear?
Water eject · Mobile speaker cleaner · iPhone & Android
Mobile speaker cleaner
and water eject
Wet speaker? Wring it out.
Remove water from your mobile speaker in about a minute, loosen dust with sound, test audio, and generate exact tones. Built for iPhone and Android.
iPhone & Android
Apple Watch & Siri
Nothing leaves your mobile
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Water eject
Out in about a minute
Sweep up300 → 1500 Hz
Speaker clearBoth speakers · 0:58
- Water eject
- Dust clean
- Speaker test
- Storage cleanup
- Screen test
- Sensor check
- Network speed
- Device health score
- Apple Watch
- Siri
- Widgets
How it works
How to eject water from a mobile speaker: three taps, one minute.
No cotton buds, no rice, no hairdryer. A controlled sound cycle makes the mobile speaker membrane do the pushing.
Put it face down
The position coach watches the mobile's tilt and starts a 3-2-1 countdown once the speakers point at the table — the way out for water.
Let the cycle run
Full-amplitude pulses and 110–1500 Hz sweeps drive both speakers for about a minute: a low pass at 110–900 Hz for the bottom speaker, then a higher pass at 300–1500 Hz for the earpiece. The volume goes to 100% for the cycle and comes back afterwards.
Tap "Yes, clear"
Play something. Still muffled? Run it again — a soaked speaker sometimes needs two rounds. Your answer goes into the mobile's health score.
What's inside
Speaker cleaner, speaker test and more — one app for the whole mobile.
The speaker is where it starts. Wring also checks the things you'd otherwise pay a repair shop to look at.
Dust clean
Crackle? Dust shaken loose with sound
A 35-second shake for the grille — nothing to poke, nothing to spray.
Speaker test & tone generator
Test audio and generate exact frequencies
Check speaker output, then generate precise sound tones in Hz or kHz for audio testing, tuning and frequency experiments. Try the tone generator in your browser →
Storage
Storage full again?
Duplicates, screenshots and big videos found on the device, reviewed by you, gone in a tap. Nothing is deleted without confirmation.
Device health
One number for the whole mobile
Speakers, storage, screen, sensors, network — and a "path to 100" that says exactly what to fix.
97DEVICE HEALTH
Wrist & voice
Wet hands? Start from your Apple Watch — or ask Siri.
The Watch app starts a cycle on the mobile (or plays one on its own speaker). Widgets on the home screen, Shortcuts for the rest.
"Hey Siri, dry my speaker with Wring""Hey Siri, check my mobile with Wring"
Checks
The rest of the repair-shop checklist
- Screen testdead pixels, touch grid
- Sensor checkmic, cameras, gyro, GPS, Bluetooth, NFC, Face ID
- Network speeddownload, upload, ping, jitter
- Monthly reportscore history, one reminder a month
Why it works
How water eject works: sound is a pump.
A speaker is a membrane. Drive it hard at low frequencies and it moves the air in the grille back and forth — enough to break the surface tension holding droplets in the mesh and push them out. Apple Watch does the same thing after a swim.
110–1500 Hztwo passes — 110–900 Hz for the bottom speaker, 300–1500 Hz for the earpiece
~60 sa full water cycle, both speakers
100%volume for the cycle, then restored
0 ultrasoundaudible frequencies only — nothing your speaker isn't built for
- Anti-aliased pulses at full amplitude — the membrane travels its whole range, not a clipped square wave.
- Two speakers, two programmes — the bottom grille and the earpiece get different passes; the mobile lies face down so gravity helps.
- Haptics in step — the Taptic Engine shakes the body along with the sound to loosen what sits in the mesh.
- Runs with the screen locked — put it down and walk away.
Wring Pro
Wring Pro pricing: unlimited cycles and every tool.
Compare Wring Pro plans and choose the option that fits how often you need it.
Weekly
$9.99/week
3 days free, then $9.99 a week
- Everything in Pro
- For the one wet weekend
Best value
Yearly
$39.99/first year
then $49.99 a year — about 11¢ a day
- Unlimited water & dust cycles
- Speaker test, storage, screen, sensors, network
- Monthly health report
- Apple Watch & Siri
Prices are shown in US dollars. Store prices and availability may vary by country. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled; cancel before renewal to avoid the next charge. See the Terms of Use.
FAQ
Water eject FAQ: questions people ask before the first cycle.
Does it actually get the water out?
For water sitting in the speaker grille — after a shower, rain, a pool, a sink — yes, that is exactly what the cycle is built for, and most mobiles sound clear after one run. It cannot dry water that has gone inside the mobile; if the mobile was submerged, switch it off, let it dry, and see a repair shop.
Does Wring include a tone and frequency generator?
Yes. Wring includes a tone generator for creating precise audio frequencies in Hz and kHz. Use it as a sound generator for speaker testing, tuning and frequency experiments. Learn more on the free browser tools page.
How soon should I run it?
As soon as you notice the muffled sound. Water that sits in the mesh dries into mineral spots that dull the speaker for good. Wipe the outside, put the mobile face down, start the cycle.
Is it safe for my speaker? It's loud.
The cycle uses audible frequencies at the speaker's normal playback level — the same level a full-volume song plays at, just aimed at pushing water. No ultrasound, no overdriving. The volume goes to 100% for the cycle and your previous level comes back afterwards. Keep the mobile away from your ear while it runs.
Still muffled after a cycle?
Tap "Still muffled" and the app runs it again — a soaked grille sometimes needs two rounds. If a speaker is quiet even after that, the speaker test tells you which one, and whether it's the speaker at all.
Does it work on iPad?
Yes. The cycles and every check run on iPad too; the speaker test plays through all of the iPad's speakers at once, since an iPad has no top/bottom pair in the mobile sense.
Do I need an internet connection?
Only for the network speed test and for the App Store or Google Play to confirm your subscription. The cycles, the speaker test, storage cleanup and the sensor checks all work offline.
What happens to my data?
Nothing leaves your mobile. There are no accounts to create, no analytics, no ads. The microphone is used only for the noise meter and the microphone check and is never recorded. The photo library is scanned on the device and nothing is deleted without your confirmation. See the Privacy Policy.
How do I cancel or get a refund?
App Store subscriptions are managed by Apple in Settings › Apple ID › Subscriptions; request Apple refunds at reportaproblem.apple.com. Google Play subscriptions are managed at Google Play › Payments & subscriptions › Subscriptions; refund eligibility and requests are handled through Google Play Help. Web subscriptions are managed through the link in your receipt email, or by writing to support@wringdry.app.
Free to try
Download the speaker cleaner app. Put the mobile face down — we'll do the rest.
Three days free on the weekly plan. Available for iPhone and Android.