Wick: Water Eject
Speaker Cleaner & Sound Test
About
This app uses low-frequency sound waves to help dislodge water from your device's speaker. It offers different modes for cleaning and testing speaker functionality, with an option to unlock full features via a one-time purchase.
What's New in Wick
1.0.6
September 28, 2026
Bug fixes and improvements.
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Wick work to eject water?
Wick utilizes low-frequency sound waves, specifically a reference tone, to help dislodge water trapped near your device's speaker opening. It then measures sound levels before and after to show potential improvements.
What are the different modes in Wick?
Wick offers four modes: Standard Eject for basic water clearing, Deep Purge for a different eject pattern, Earbud Mode for wireless earbuds, and Speaker Test for a full frequency sweep.
Is Wick free to use?
Your first Clean & measure is free. To unlock unlimited runs and all four modes, you can purchase Wick Full with a one-time payment. There are no subscriptions or ads.
Does Wick have ads?
No, Wick does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, with the option to unlock all features through a one-time purchase.
What devices does Wick support?
Wick is designed for Apple devices, specifically supporting iPhones and iPads. It also offers integration with Siri for voice commands.
How often is Wick updated?
The latest version of Wick is 1.0.6, which was last updated on September 28, 2026. Updates typically address bug fixes and feature enhancements.
Can Wick repair hardware damage to my speaker?
Wick is designed to help clear water from the speaker opening using sound waves. It cannot repair physical hardware damage or remove water that has entered deep inside your device. Results may vary.
Is my microphone audio saved or uploaded when using Wick?
No, the microphone audio processed by Wick for sound level comparisons is handled entirely on your device. It is not saved or uploaded to any servers, ensuring your privacy.
