Neua is an independent applied-AI product lab that builds live products on one shared package platform, plus Neua Publishing House.
Neua is an independent applied-AI product lab. Software that ships, and books that put people in every profession. Each is a distinct practice; together they share a platform, a philosophy, and a point of view.
Applied-AI product work shipped as real software: agentic workflows, generative product surfaces, and developer tooling, all built on one shared platform, Neua Studio.
Each of these links to a live page. Where a product is in private beta, its card says so.
A team workspace where AI operators triage incoming email and draft replies. Each draft waits unsent, because the server refuses to send anything without a person's decision.
Each operator has scoped access to its channels and a spend cap that is checked before it drafts, and every send is written to an audit ledger.
Visit nexus.neua.llc →A community app for women to find events and the people to go with. The feed, explore, event pages, and crews are open to browse without an account; you sign in to take part.
A nightly job adds recurring meetups to the calendar, and a score on name, date, venue, and link flags likely duplicates for an admin to merge.
Visit wwc.neua.llc →Canvas powers the interface. Engine powers the backend. One foundation, many distinctive products. Taste is repeatable, not flattened.
Author and illustrator of the children's picture book "My Black Job". Taught software management as an adjunct professor at the University of Washington.
"Shared primitives should accelerate taste, not flatten it."
Cedric Strickland founded Neua in 2024 as an independent applied-AI product lab: somewhere to build production software end to end and keep his hands on the tools. He wrote and illustrated My Black Job: A Story of Black Careers (Neua Publishing House, 2025), helping kids see themselves in every profession.
The full career record lives at cedricstrickland.com.
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