Forbes
YouTube Raised Its Monetization Bar. Some Filmmakers Do Not Rely On It
Forbes quoted Nate Stone on creators' varying reliance on YouTube monetization and reviewed DittoDub's localization cohort data.
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About DittoDub
DittoDub helps creators grow across languages with AI dubbing built to sound natural and stay true to the original video.
The technology is designed to preserve creator intent while making localization practical at scale. It supports multi-speaker content, editable translations and vocals, subtitles, and translated metadata in the same workflow.
Since launching in March 2024, DittoDub has helped creators generate over 140 billion views.
The platform currently supports 62 languages, with more on the way.
Co-Founders
Jackson Stone
Jackson Stone co-founded DittoDub and helped shape the company from its earliest days in Salt Lake City.
His devotion to meditation and to designing with high simplicity has influenced the product's focus on signal over noise.
His focus has been practical: build a dubbing product creators can trust when they are publishing for real audiences, not just testing a demo.
Nate Stone
Nate Stone co-founded DittoDub after working as a YouTube creator, physicist, and developer.
He originally built it after getting comments asking him to speak slower for non-native speakers on his YouTube channel, KeystoneScience.
That mix of creator experience and technical depth shaped DittoDub's focus on natural dubbing, accurate translation, and tools that hold up under real publishing volume.
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Coverage
Simon Owens's Media Newsletter
How a former science YouTuber built an AI platform used by the world’s largest creators
Simon Owens interviewed Nate Stone about leaving his science YouTube channel to build DittoDub and grow it into a platform used by major creators.
TubeFilter
Have you heard? Addison Rae has a Fortnite skin and Erling Haaland has a secret weapon.
TubeFilter mentioned DittoDub in its creator-news roundup and linked to the Net Influencer profile.
Net Influencer
Inside DittoDub, the AI Dubbing Startup Behind Erling Haaland's Multilingual YouTube Push
Net Influencer profiled Nate and Jackson Stone and their work at DittoDub.
Streaming Media
Multilingual Audio Is Becoming a Streaming Workflow, Not Just a Dubbing Task
Nate Stone wrote for Streaming Media about multilingual audio as a video workflow.
Speech Technology
The Voice Can Sound Right, and the Video Can Still Be Wrong
Nate Stone wrote about the review layer for voice localization.
Tech Magazine
Choose Software Product Metrics That Make AI Features Matter
Tech Magazine published Nate Stone's framework for measuring whether an AI feature reaches a trusted user workflow.
Full Battery Media
Global Growth Hack | Nate Stone | Full Battery Media
Nate Stone joined Full Battery Media for a founder interview about multilingual YouTube growth and creator operations.
Brderless
Notes on What Drives Growth
Brderless featured a conversation with Nate Stone about early users, product trust, pricing, and growth at DittoDub.
VidSummit
DittoDub Workshop: Multi-Language Dubbing for Rapid Channel Growth
Nate and Jackson Stone led a VidSummit workshop on multilingual dubbing strategies for YouTube creators.
Business Insider
YouTube is testing a new feature to help videos travel around the world
Business Insider quoted Nate Stone and mentioned DittoDub in its reporting on YouTube's multi-language thumbnail test.
