On iPhone: open this page in Safari
Tap the Share button, scroll down and choose Add to Home Screen, then tap Add.
On Android: open this page in Chrome
Tap the ⋮ menu and choose Add to Home screen. Some phones call it Install app.
Open it from the new icon
It opens full-screen without the browser bar, like any other app.
Volume up, speaker down, press play
Start with Quick mode and run 2–3 rounds. Use Deep mode if the sound is still muffled.
Web app · iPhone & Android · No download
Free app to get water out of your phone, with no download
This page is an app to get water out of your phone that runs in your browser. Press play to use it right now, or add it to your Home Screen so it opens from its own icon.
Short answer
You don't need to install an app to get water out of your phone. Open this page, turn the volume up, point the speaker down and press Eject water. To keep it handy, add the page to your Home Screen.
How to add the water eject app to your Home Screen
Store apps vs. this web app
| Water eject apps in the stores | This web app | |
|---|---|---|
| Download | Yes | No |
| Ads | Often | None |
| Price | Free with ads, or a subscription for some modes | Free, every mode |
| Permissions | Some ask for tracking or the microphone | None |
| Works on | One platform per app | iPhone, Android, tablets and computers |
| Without internet | Yes | Needs internet to open |
Both kinds use the same method: a low tone, around 165 Hz, that shakes water out of the speaker grille. No app has a secret frequency that works better.
Is there a water eject app for iPhone?
Yes. The App Store has several water eject apps, and they play the same kind of tone as this page. Many are free with ads, and some put the stronger modes behind a subscription.
If you would rather not install one, add this page to your Home Screen, or build a Water Eject shortcut that you start with Siri. For more tips, see the iPhone guide.
Can an app get water out of a phone charging port?
No. An app to get water out of a phone charging port can't work, because a sound only moves the speaker and the port has no moving parts. Here is what does work:
- Unplug the cable and any accessories.
- Tap the phone gently against your palm with the port facing down.
- Leave it in a dry place with some airflow. A fan on a cool setting helps; heat does not.
- Wait until the "Liquid Detected" (iPhone) or "Moisture detected" (Samsung) alert goes away before you charge.
Don't push cotton buds or tissue into the port, and don't use a hair dryer or compressed air.
Water eject app FAQ
Does the water eject app work offline?
It needs internet to open. Once the page is loaded, the tone is made on your phone, so it keeps playing even if your connection drops.
Do I need to update it?
No. It is a web page, so you always get the latest version when you open it.
Does it collect my data?
No. There are no accounts, no tracking and no uploads. Read the privacy page.
Is it safe for my speaker?
Yes. Short runs at 165 Hz are well within what phone speakers are made to play. Switch to Gentle mode if you hear rattling.