Isolait — Sensory Comfort
When the world sounds too loud, turn it down — not off.
Isolait — Sensory Comfort shapes overwhelming sound in real time for autistic people, people with misophonia, hyperacusis or tinnitus, and anyone with everyday sound sensitivity — plus the parents, teachers and caregivers who support them. Instead of blocking everything, it dials down what's harsh and lets the rest of the world through — now available in 35 languages.
Download on the App Store Free · iPhone & iPad · Sensory Comfort Pro optionalVersion 1.2 is out
Our biggest update yet: live captions, full iPad support, a free Calm tab and a free trial.
Live captions
Turn on Captions in the Calm tab and the voice coming through Live Dampening appears as text on screen, in your phone's language where Apple's speech recognition supports it. Captions are made on your device, so no audio or text leaves your phone. The first time, the app asks permission and iOS may need a moment to download the language.
Now on iPad
Sensory Comfort now fills the iPad screen in portrait and landscape, with all the same features as on iPhone. It's one app, so one purchase covers both.
A free Calm tab, for good
Live Dampening and Soundscapes are free to use, with no time limit. Pro adds caregiver presets and Building Comfort.
14-day free trial, lower price
Try Pro free for 14 days. Pro is cheaper too; the App Store shows your exact price.
Welcome
Calm Mode
Caregivers
Building ComfortWhat it does
Live Dampening
Turns down harsh or overwhelming sounds in real time while you wear headphones — noise-cancelling ones work best.
Soundscapes
Layered, soothing comfort sounds that help mask what's bothering you. Plays on headphones or the iPhone speaker.
Caregiver presets
One-tap setups for the classroom, the grocery store, car rides and more, so a parent or teacher can prepare it in advance.
Building Comfort
Gradually eases dampening down over sessions, at a pace you control, instead of blocking sound forever.
Live captions
See the words of the voice coming through Live Dampening as captions, in your phone's language. Everything stays on-device.
Available in 35 languages
Sensory Comfort speaks your language — English, Spanish (Spain & Mexico), Portuguese (Brazil & Portugal), French, Italian, Catalan, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Slovenian, Croatian, Hungarian, Romanian, Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian and Malay.
Who it's for
Kids and adults who find everyday sound overwhelming — busy classrooms, cafeterias, stores, family gatherings — including autistic people, and people with misophonia, hyperacusis, ADHD or tinnitus. And the caregivers who want a calm, simple control they can set up ahead of time.
Setting it up for school: a guide for parents and teachers →
Private by design
Everything runs on your iPhone. No account, no sign-up, and no audio is ever uploaded or stored off your phone. Privacy policy.
Questions
Can it help a child with sound sensitivity in a classroom?
It includes a one-tap Classroom preset a parent or teacher can set up in advance. It's a comfort aid, not a treatment — check your school's device and headphone policy.
Is it a medical device or a tinnitus treatment?
No. It's a sound-comfort and sensory-support aid and isn't intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.
What headphones does it need?
Live Dampening works through headphones you already own, ideally noise-cancelling. Soundscapes also play through the iPhone speaker.
How is it different from Isolait — Voice Isolation?
Voice Isolation helps you hear and caption one voice clearly in a noisy room. Sensory Comfort helps when the room itself is too much.
How much does it cost?
Free to download. The Calm tab — Live Dampening and Soundscapes — is free to use, with no time limit. Sensory Comfort Pro adds Caregiver presets and Building Comfort, with a 14-day free trial.
Isolait — Sensory Comfort is a sound comfort and sensory support aid, built for everyday sound sensitivity and available in 35 languages. It is not a medical device and isn't intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.