Why Ejek
Everything a Wet, Muffled Speaker Needs
Ejek does the one job that matters after a splash — pushing the water out — and adds the two tools you need to prove the speaker is fixed.
One-Tap Water Eject
Ejek sweeps sound between 100 and 400 Hz, the band that makes the speaker membrane shake water and dust out of the grille, in a single tap.
Slow or Fast Cycle
Pick a Slow cycle of about two minutes for a soaked speaker or a Fast cycle of about 45 seconds for a quick rinse — Ejek keeps the screen awake while it runs.
Cleans Earbuds and Speakers Too
Connect AirPods, earbuds or a Bluetooth speaker first and Ejek plays the cleaning cycle through them instead of the phone.
20 Hz – 20 kHz Tone Generator
Drag the log-scale slider from 20 Hz to 20 kHz and Ejek changes the pitch live, so you can test speakers, headphones and your own hearing range.
Eight Waveforms
Sine, saw, square, triangle, square up, saw down, round rectangle and organ — every waveform in Ejek is drawn from the same maths that generates the audio.
Live Noise Meter
Ejek's 0–120 dB gauge shows live loudness with the session's min, average and max, plus the dominant frequency in Hz.
Nothing Leaves Your Phone
Ejek generates all sound on the device and only listens through the microphone while the noise meter runs. Audio is analysed live and never recorded or uploaded.
Free to Try, No Account
Ejek needs no sign-up. The first cleaning cycle, three tone plays and three noise-meter sessions are free; Ejek Premium removes the limits.
How It Works
Fix a Muffled Speaker in 3 Steps
No settings to learn. Turn the volume up, tap Play, and let the sound sweep do the work.
Volume Up, Speaker Down
Download Ejek free from the App Store, turn the volume to maximum and hold the iPhone with the speaker facing down so the water can leave the grille.
Tap Play and Choose a Cycle
Pick Slow for a soaked speaker or Fast for a quick rinse. Ejek runs a 100–400 Hz sweep for up to two minutes and tells you when the cycle is done.
Test the Result
Play a 1 kHz tone or run the noise meter to hear the difference, and repeat the cycle if the sound is still muffled.
FAQ
Questions About Ejek
What Ejek does, what it costs, and what happens to your audio.
