Artist, YouTuber, CEO of DittoDub
Nate is a software engineer and founder focused on creator tools and multilingual growth. He is a former AI engineer for Amazon's Alexa.
Outside of product work, Nate is a musician who has performed for over two decades. He writes independent songs and is also a keyboardist and vocalist with several bands. He is a practitioner of Zen Buddhism and an advocate for animal rights encouraging plant-based lifestyles.
He earned three B.S. degrees in physics (quantum information emphasis), mathematics, and computer science, co-founded DittoDub in Salt Lake City, and now lives in San Francisco.
DittoDub powers some of the fastest-growing channels in YouTube history, adding more than 100 billion views across the platform in its first year while reaching multimillion ARR. DittoDub powers creators: MKBHD, MrBeast, Topper Guild, Good Mythical Morning, and thousands of others.
Nate Stone is the cofounder and CEO of DittoDub, a software engineer formerly on Amazon Alexa, and the creator of the Keystone Science YouTube channel.
DittoDub is an AI dubbing platform Nate built to help creators launch multilingual channels, adding billions of localized views and new revenue lines.
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Forbes quotes Nate Stone on creators’ dependence on YouTube revenue and examines DittoDub’s fresh 150-channel localization study.
August 2026Roundup highlighting DittoDub’s 44-language localization for Erling Haaland’s YouTube channel during the World Cup.
August 2026Interview on DittoDub’s early voice models, YouTube-first product strategy, and Erling Haaland’s 44-language rollout.
August 2026Nate Stone on treating multilingual audio as a complete publishing workflow, from catalog selection through review and measurement.
July 2026How Nate Stone and his brother Jackson turned an early YouTube localization problem into the global dubbing platform DittoDub.
July 2026Industry Voices column by Nate Stone on reviewing the finished localized video, not just the generated voice.
July 2026Nate Stone’s framework for measuring AI by the share of localized assets creators trust enough to publish.
May 2026Founder interview on AI dubbing, multilingual YouTube growth, voice authenticity, and global creator strategy.
April 2026Newsletter conversation with Nate Stone on trust, pricing, and what drives growth at DittoDub.
March 2026Talk on how DittoDub has caused the fastest global creator growth in YouTube history.
October 2025YouTube is testing a new feature to localize thumbnails; DittoDub cofounder Nate Stone on why it matters.
June 2025Founder story: DittoDub helping creators reach global audiences.
September 2023Utah teen's Keystone Science channel passes 60K subscribers.
February 2017Inside the Story: Teen scientist shares electrifying experiments on YouTube.
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