Eject water and dust at the frequency that actually moves your speaker. Speaker Cleaner plays the tones that really shift a phone speaker's diaphragm, and shows you what it is doing while it does it.
Most cleaner apps play whatever frequency sounds dramatic and run it for 80 seconds behind a fake progress bar. That is not how the physics works.
A log sweep up to 165 Hz — the point where the diaphragm moves far enough to break the surface tension holding droplets against the grille.
A multi-frequency cycle across the band where the speaker generates the most force against trapped particles and lint.
Cleaning pulses run 25 seconds, capped at 30. Past that a tone stops cleaning and starts heating the voice coil — so it stops, instead of pretending.
The frequency on your screen is the frequency being played. The waveform is your real audio, not an animation.
Illustrative mockups built from the app's real design system and copy — not device screenshots.
Mockups shown above, not photographs of the running app. Real device screenshots will replace these once the first release is on Google Play.
Sound can push out surface water and loose dust. It cannot repair a damaged speaker, and it cannot reach water that has already travelled deep inside your phone. If your phone took a real soaking, power it down and see a technician. We would rather tell you that than sell you a miracle.