Looking for a water-eject shortcut? You can build a Siri Shortcut to play the eject sound — or skip the setup entirely. The free WaterEject tool ejects water in one tap right here, and the app makes it a permanent one-tap button on your home screen.
Turn your volume up, hold the phone speaker-side down, then tap once to run the eject cycle.
Building a Siri Shortcut takes a dozen steps. The WaterEject app IS the shortcut — one tap to eject water, plus haptic vibration and presets. Free on the App Store and Google Play.
A Siri Shortcut works, but it takes many setup steps in the Shortcuts app — and it only runs on iOS. For most people that's more effort than the problem is worth.
The WaterEject app is simply a one-tap eject button that works on both iOS and Android, with haptic vibration and preset cleaning modes built in. No configuration, no fiddling — open it and tap once.
Get the free appIt's a quick, one-tap way to play the water-ejection sound. On iOS you can build a Siri Shortcut, or you can use the WaterEject app, which is a ready-made one-tap eject button.
You can create one in the Shortcuts app to play the eject tone, but it takes several steps. The simplest option is the WaterEject app — it gives you the same one-tap result with no setup.
Yes. There's nothing to configure — open the app and tap once. It also adds haptic vibration and preset cleaning modes a basic shortcut can't.
Android doesn't have Siri Shortcuts, but the WaterEject app gives Android users the same one-tap eject button — and the web tool on this page works in any browser.
