Two Founders. One Conversation. A Platform That Could Change Human Connection.


BSMF Holdings is currently developing a new platform within its expanding ecosystem an initiative designed to reshape the future of human connection.

Some ideas don’t come from boardrooms…
They come from real conversations.

For Bert Seale and Markus Falz, it started with a simple moment two partners talking about life.

Not business.
Not strategy.
Just real conversations about relationships, pressure, purpose… and what’s missing in today’s world.

That’s when it clicked:

We’re more connected than ever—yet more disconnected than ever.

From Conversation to Concept

What began as a simple conversation quickly became something much bigger.

“We didn’t set out to build another app. We saw a gap in how people actually connect, communicate, and grow.”
— Markus Falz

That gap became the foundation of Ask Intamacy a platform currently in development, designed to bring people back to real, meaningful human connection.

Not surface-level interaction.
Not endless scrolling.

But a space built around:

  • Real conversations
  • Emotional awareness
  • Relationship growth
  • Accountability and direction

This isn’t just another app entering the market.

It’s a new way of thinking about connection.

More Than Just a Platform

Ask Intamacy is being built with intention.

It’s not driven by algorithms trying to keep people engaged.
It’s not designed to chase attention.

It’s designed to create understanding.

“This is about people understanding people again without filters, without noise.”
— Markus Falz

Behind it sits a larger structure under BSMF Holdings Inc but the focus remains clear:

Build something that actually improves how people live, communicate, and connect.

Why It’s Different

Ask Intamacy isn’t trying to replace social platforms.

It’s solving what they left behind.

Where others focus on attention…
This focuses on connection.

Where others create noise…
This creates clarity.

Where others scale content…
This scales human understanding.

What’s Being Built

While still in development, the direction is clear:

A platform where people can:

  • Navigate relationships with purpose
  • Communicate with clarity
  • Grow individually and together
  • Find guidance when they need it most

And do it all in a space designed for real outcomes not digital distractions.

Why It Matters

The world doesn’t need another social app. It needs something real.

Ask Intamacy is being built to bring people back to true human connection not algorithms, not vanity metrics, but real communication, growth, and accountability.

“This isn’t AI trying to understand people. This is people understanding people again.”
— Markus Falz

Built Quietly. Built Right

Powered by InKozi Technology LLC, the platform is being developed behind the scenes with a focus on getting it right before going public.

“When this launches, it needs to be right—not rushed.”
— Markus Falz

More Than Just Technology

This vision extends beyond the platform.

Both founders, immigrants who built their lives through opportunity in America, share a deep belief in connection, contribution, and giving back. Behind the scenes, their families are aligned in creating a nonprofit initiative focused on building stronger foundations supporting individuals with guidance, life skills, and a path forward.

Because this isn’t just about an app.

It’s about people.

What “Intamacy” Really Means

Intamacy isn’t just about relationships.

It represents:

  • Real connection
  • Understanding without judgment
  • Growth through shared experience
  • A space where people can reconnect—with others and themselves

What Comes Next

The platform remains in development.
The ecosystem is aligning.
The foundation is being built.

Details are limited—for now.

But one thing is clear:

“This isn’t about launching fast. It’s about building something that actually matters.”
— Markus Falz


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