Anti Mosquito Repellent Sound

Name: Anti Mosquito Repellent Sound
Rating: 4.3 (8127 reviews)
Author: Reticode

By: Reticode App

Mosquito repellent killer

Overview

Version:

5.1

Last updated: 2026-07-17

Ranking

#20,794 ▼ 46

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Anti Mosquito Repellent Sound is a free Chrome extension from Takailo Apps that playfully helps you 'repel' mosquitoes using selectable low-frequency sounds and practical tips. The app is presented as a joke tool, and its effectiveness is not scientifically proven.

It includes a sound tool with frequencies such as 8kHz, 10kHz, 12kHz, 14kHz, 15kHz, up to 21-22kHz, plus a Tips & Tricks section with practical advice on bites, traps, and natural repellents. To use it, download and open the extension, choose a frequency, and press Turn On to play the sound; press Turn Off to stop. This project is by Takailo Apps and you can review the privacy policy and terms of service linked in the app.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Entertainment

By:

Reticode

Rating:

4.30

(8,127) 8 new ratings

Version:

5.1 Last updated: 2026-07-17

Version code:

888387969

Creation date:

2017-06-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

67.95MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-09

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 20,794 ▼ 46

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Reticode

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/anti-mosquito-repellent-sound/id1242188677

Website:

https://www.reticode.com

User Reviews

Reviews are mixed. A subset reports the app can reduce bites when used correctly (volume and frequency), with anecdotes of mosquitoes avoiding landing and some sleep benefits. However, a large number of reviews condemn the app for poor effectiveness, heavy advertising, reliability problems, and safety concerns (spyware/scam). The price/paid features add frustration, especially when ad-free options cause functionality issues. Overall, users question consistent value and reliability, despite some positive, context-specific experiences.

Pros

Effectiveness reported when used as directed (high device volume and a specific high-frequency setting) with accounts of reduced bites or mosquitoes avoiding landing.
Occasional positive anecdotes in mosquito-prone environments, including stories of not getting bitten for several days when the app is used as suggested.
Some users describe experiences where the app helped with sleep by reducing nocturnal mosquito nuisance in certain situations.

Cons

Pervasive ads and monetization: reviews repeatedly say the app is ad-supported, requires watching ads to function, and ad-free paid versions can cause issues or stop working.
Perceived lack of efficacy: multiple reviews state the app does not work or provides no real repellent effect, with some explicitly calling it without science or a scam.
Stability and reliability problems: users report the app won’t stay on, crashes or closes unexpectedly, and issues after navigating away or purchasing an ad-free option.
Safety and trust concerns: several reviews label the app as spyware or a scam, signaling potential safety concerns for users.
Cost/value concerns: criticisms about price (annual or one-time fees) and skepticism about whether the paid features are worth the cost, especially when the app stops working after payment.

Recent reviews

Personally i feel like the sounds make them more attracted. Before i got this app i saw a video that showed how each repellent worked and the sound actually attracted more in the experiment. And i had no sound on then as soon as i turned the sound on there was SOOO many mosquitoes on me. And sure if i saw that video why would i get the app. This isn’t rlly a review for your app quality even though i think it’s an amateur app but it’s rlly bc why would you make this app out of all things. Not even make it performative. Anyways that’s just me and my personal experience.