SoundCare: Speaker Cleaner
Eject Water Fix Muffled Sound
About
Restore audio clarity and fix muffled sound caused by water or dust. This utility tool uses specialized sound waves to eject moisture and clear debris from speaker grills. Includes an audio tester to verify sound quality and supports various device profiles.
What's New in SoundCare
1.7
April 28, 2026
UI enhancements and visual improvements.Fixed recurring bugs and performance issues.General improvements for a better user experience.
Subscription plans
Yearly
Yearly
In-App Purchases
$29.99
Pro Pass (Lifetime)
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FAQ
How does SoundCare eject water from speakers?
SoundCare uses a specialized 165Hz square wave and ultra-low frequency tones to create vibrations. These vibrations help to dislodge and force water droplets out of your device's speaker grill.
Can SoundCare remove dust from speakers?
Yes, SoundCare can help unclog speakers by using high-pitch sounds. These sounds generate air movement that pushes dust and other particles away from the speaker grill, improving volume.
Does SoundCare work offline?
Yes, SoundCare works instantly offline and does not require an account. This allows you to use its cleaning features whenever and wherever you need them.
What are the SoundCare Plus subscription options?
SoundCare Plus offers weekly ($1.99), monthly ($4.99), and yearly ($19.99) subscription plans. These plans provide an ad-free experience, unlimited cleaning cycles, pro frequency tones, and a maintenance log.
Does SoundCare have ads?
Yes, SoundCare contains advertisements. Users can remove ads by subscribing to SoundCare Plus.
What devices does SoundCare support?
SoundCare is supported on iPhone and iPad devices. It also offers optimized modes for Bluetooth headphones, car audio systems, and smartwatches.
How often is SoundCare updated?
The latest version of SoundCare is 1.7, last updated on April 28, 2026. The app was initially released on February 18, 2025.
Is SoundCare safe to use?
SoundCare uses standard sound wave technology and is considered a safe method for dislodging water and dust. However, it is a utility tool and does not physically repair hardware damage.
