diff --git a/metadata/com.jarsilio.android.waveup.txt b/metadata/com.jarsilio.android.waveup.txt
index d0685dedb7..9268cf881f 100644
--- a/metadata/com.jarsilio.android.waveup.txt
+++ b/metadata/com.jarsilio.android.waveup.txt
@@ -5,36 +5,32 @@ Source Code:https://gitlab.com/juanitobananas/wave-up/tree/HEAD
 Issue Tracker:https://gitlab.com/juanitobananas/wave-up/issues
 
 Auto Name:WaveUp
-Summary:App that turns the display on when you wave over the proximity sensor
+Summary:Turn the display on by waving
 Description:
-WaveUp is an Android app that wakes up your phone - switches the screen  on -
-when you wave over the proximity sensor.
+Wake up your phone - switch the screen on - when you wave over the proximity
+sensor.
 
-I have developed this app because I wanted to avoid pressing the power  button
-just to take a look at the watch - which I happen to do a lot on  my phone.
-There are already other apps that do exactly this - and even  more. I was
-inspired by Gravity Screen On/Off, which is a great app.  However, I am a huge
-fan of open source software and try to install  free software (free as in
-freedom, not only free as in free beer) on my  phone if possible. I wasn't able
-to find an open source app that did  this so I just did it myself.
+The author developed this app because he wanted to avoid pressing the power
+button just to take a look at the watch - which happens rather often. The app is
+inspired by the proprietary "Gravity Screen On/Off":
 
-Just wave your hand over the proximity sensor of your phone to turn  the screen
-on. This is called wave mode and can be disabled in the  settings screen in
-order to avoid accidental switching on of your  screen.
+Just wave your hand over the proximity sensor of your phone to turn the screen
+on. This is called wave mode and can be disabled in the settings screen in order
+to avoid accidental switching on of your screen.
 
-It will also turn on the screen when you take your smartphone out of  your
-pocket or purse. This is called pocket mode and can also be  disabled in the
-settings screen.
+It will also turn on the screen when you take your smartphone out of your pocket
+or purse. This is called pocket mode and can also be disabled in the settings
+screen.
 
 Both of these modes are enabled by default.
 
-It also locks your phone and turns off the screen if you cover the  proximity
-sensor for 1.5 seconds. This does not have a special name but  can nonetheless
-be changed in the settings screen too. It is also  enabled by default.
+It also locks your phone and turns off the screen if you cover the proximity
+sensor for 1.5 seconds. This does not have a special name but can nonetheless be
+changed in the settings screen too. It is also enabled by default.
 
-For those who have never heard proximity sensor before: it is a small  thingie
-that is somewhere near where you put your ear when you speak on  the phone. You
-practically can't see it and it is responsible for  telling your phone to switch
+For those who have never heard proximity sensor before: it is a small thingie
+that is somewhere near where you put your ear when you speak on the phone. You
+practically can't see it and it is responsible for telling your phone to switch
 off the screen when you're on a call.
 .