Dimalta Studios ships small, focused things: an on-device voice-isolation app you can download today, a sensory-comfort companion in development, and a game in the lab.
Everything runs on-device, on Apple hardware, and is built by a very small team that sweats the sound.
On-device AI voice isolation. Lock onto a voice, follow it through a crowded room, caption and translate it live — and nothing ever leaves your phone.
A sound-comfort aid for everyday sound sensitivity. Trusted-voice priority and a one-tap calm mode, built with families and caregivers in mind.
A mobile roguelite deckbuilder — the studio's first game, and the reason "Interactive" is in the name. More when it's ready.
Dimalta Studios is the independent studio of Joey DiMalta, based in Sammamish, just outside Seattle. It started as one person shipping one app, and the first product — Isolait — is on the App Store today.
The studio builds at the intersection of interactivity and sound: audio tools that respect your privacy by staying on-device, and games where sound design is part of the mechanics rather than decoration.
It's founder-led and self-funded, which keeps the work honest. The plan is to grow into a small team of developers building under the studio name, one shipped thing at a time.
Press, partnerships, App Store questions, or you just want to talk about sound — one address for all of it.
hello@dimaltastudios.com