# Lock down every app and account with a guided security checkup > It ranks every app you use by risk, then walks you through each fix one click at a time. List the devices and apps you use and get a ranked security checklist: updates, passkeys, two-step sign-in and what to remove, walked through one step at a time. - Page: https://thesolocreators.com/prompts/lock-down-every-account-step-by-step/ - Category: Handle life admin fast - Made for: Everyone, Small business owners - Works in: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini - Time: About 45 minutes - Effort: A few steps - Published: 2026-10-28 ## How do I secure all my accounts and apps without being technical? List your devices and the apps you sign in to, then ask an AI to rank them by risk and walk you through each fix one step at a time. Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini all handle this well because the job is clear instructions, not special features. If you run a small business, add your work accounts and shared logins to the list. Never paste passwords or codes into the chat; the AI only needs the names of your apps. ## The prompt Fill in the parts in [square brackets], or leave them and the AI will ask you for them. ```text Act as a patient personal security coach. I'm not technical. Here are my devices: [MY DEVICES, e.g. iPhone 15, Windows laptop, iPad]. Here are the apps and sites I sign in to: [MY APPS AND SITES, e.g. Gmail, bank, Facebook, Amazon]. Never ask me for a password, code or account number. First, rank everything by how much damage a break-in would do. Then build my checklist in this order: turn on automatic updates, switch to passkeys or Face ID where offered, use an authenticator app for two-step sign-in where passkeys aren't offered, and move off text-message codes where I can. Add a step to review which apps and AI tools have access to my email and accounts, and remove the ones I don't use. Mention any common scams aimed at people like me right now. Walk me through one fix at a time with the exact taps or clicks for my device, and wait for me to say done before the next one. ``` ## Step by step 1. Write down your devices and the apps and sites you sign in to 2. Open Claude and paste the prompt with your list 3. Do the top fix, then type done to get the next step 4. Save the finished checklist so you can repeat it in six months ## What you'll get A ranked security checklist for your own devices and apps, with click-by-click help for each fix, one at a time. ## Good to know **How do I secure all my accounts and apps without being technical?** List your devices and the apps you sign in to, then ask an AI to rank them by risk and walk you through each fix one step at a time. Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini all handle this well because the job is clear instructions, not special features. If you run a small business, add your work accounts and shared logins to the list. Never paste passwords or codes into the chat; the AI only needs the names of your apps. **Which AI tools does this work in?** It works in Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini. On this page, Claude and ChatGPT open with your prompt already typed in. No paid plan is noted for this one. **How long does it take?** About 45 minutes. It's rated "A few steps". There are 4 steps, listed above. **What do I need before I start?** Just your details for 2 blanks: my devices and my apps and sites. You can skip any, and your AI will ask for them. **What will I get back?** A ranked security checklist for your own devices and apps, with click-by-click help for each fix, one at a time. Idea spotted on X, shared by @alliekmiller: https://x.com/alliekmiller/status/2113475690653737121. The prompt is The Solo Creators' own version. ## Go further Ready-made skills in the Solo Creators AI Studio (https://thesolocreators.com/studio/) that fit this: TLDR (Your AI stops writing walls of text: every reply leads with the next action, numbered and skimmable); Second Brain (Give your AI a memory it reads across every project, so it finally knows your business). From AI Use Cases and Prompts by The Solo Creators: https://thesolocreators.com/prompts/. Free to use; please link back to the page when you share it.