A BK FastPass product · For law firms
Help build what comes next in consumer bankruptcy.
We're building the technology backbone for consumer bankruptcy firms—from the first client conversation through the life of the case.
BK FastLane starts with intake and case preparation: a client worksheet people can actually finish, automatic follow-up on what's missing, AI review that flags gaps and inconsistencies, and an organized file in front of the attorney.
We're doing it with attorneys who know this work, see what it could become, and want a direct hand in shaping it.
Apply to be a Founding FirmFounding firms will work directly with our team, test the early product in their practices, and help guide what we build next.
The first problem
Too much work happens before a case is ready for review.
Chasing documents
Pay stubs, bank statements, tax returns—requested more than once, received in pieces, followed up on again and again.
Re-entering information
The same facts move from a client worksheet into emails, notes, and petition software, often by hand.
Piecing together the file
Answers and documents arrive at different times and in different places. Someone at the firm has to make sense of it all.
Discovering issues late
A missing account or unexplained transfer comes to light during petition preparation, sending the team back to the client when they thought the file was ready.
The first release: intake and case preparation
From client worksheet to attorney review.
The first release is built to help firms collect what they need, follow up on what's missing, and see potential issues earlier.
01
A client worksheet people can finish
Clients work through a guided, firm-branded worksheet designed to gather their information in a consistent structure.
02
Document collection and automatic follow-up
Clients upload the documents needed for their case. BK FastLane automatically reminds them when something is missing, unreadable, or needs to be corrected.
03
AI review for gaps and inconsistencies
BK FastLane reviews the information and documents clients provide, then flags missing answers, inconsistencies, and potential issues for the firm to examine.
04
An organized file for the attorney
The answers, documents, and flagged issues come together in one case file, ready for attorney review and petition preparation.
Built by bankruptcy professionals
Built inside a working practice.
BK FastLane grew out of Matt McCune's 25 years as a consumer bankruptcy attorney. We're building and beta testing it in his practice, McCune Legal, around the way small firms actually prepare cases: what clients are asked, what they forget, and where information gets lost along the way.
The system helps organize the file and surface questions for review. The attorney makes the legal decisions.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer, BK FastPass
Product roadmap
Where BK FastLane is going.
V1
In production and beta testingIntake and Case Packaging
A client worksheet, document collection and automatic follow-up, AI review for gaps and inconsistencies, and an organized file for attorney review.
V2
In developmentPost-Filing Workflow
After filing, the work shifts to keeping the case moving: client communications, calendaring, deadlines, status updates, and the many follow-ups that happen along the way. V2 is being built to automate those routine steps and carry the organized file forward through the life of the case, so the firm doesn't have to start over after filing.
V3
PlannedPetition Preparation and Filing
Tools to support petition preparation and electronic filing. The file assembled at intake is meant to become the starting point for the schedules, so information gathered once doesn't have to be entered again.
Together, these releases are designed to create a connected workflow for consumer bankruptcy firms—from the first client conversation through the life of the case.
Founding firms
Become a founding firm.
We're looking for consumer bankruptcy firms who see the potential for a different way to run their practice—and want a hand in building it. BK FastLane is being developed inside a working bankruptcy practice. We want to learn how it works in yours.
Founding firms will use the early product, show us where it fits and falls short, and give feedback directly to the team building it. Their experience will help inform what we prioritize next.
You'll have a direct line to the team and a clear view of what we're building and why.
Apply to be a Founding Firm