Women's safety is a critical concern in today's society, necessitating innovative solutions that leverage technological advancements. This Proposed paper proposes two different applications, namely Womenify for the user especially women and Wopo for police which is combined with computer-aided dispatch (CAD) software to enhance women's safety and improve police response time. This research paper lays the groundwork for a comprehensive technical solution and presents valuable insights for creating safer communities for women. The proposed Womenify application will enable users to scan their surroundings using GPS tracking, access crime data in required areas to know whether the place is safe or not, and can also trigger emergency alerts. On the police side, the Wopo application provides patrolling schedules and real-time notifications. Further, the developed app can also be integrated with CAD software, using real-time data, ensuring easy accessibility for illiterate or unemployed women, expanding features, incorporating advanced technologies like predictive policing, and collaborating with law enforcement agencies. The effectiveness and functionality of the proposed application are evaluated through a feedback-based evaluation process which yielded positive results, indicating their effectiveness in enhancing women's safety.
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