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Nowadays, women face numerous challenges related to their safety; even in today's society, women's protection remains a challenge, despite significant technological advancements. Not all places guarantee women's safety, especially when they travel alone through desolate roads and abandoned areas. Emerging hand-held safety features for women require physical activity, such as pushing a button or shaking a machine, to activate the system after detecting a threat. We suggest alternatives that seek to resolve the shortcomings of current structures and provide women with false evidence of protection. We are building an IoT-based safety device with the help of the research framework. It works by forming partnerships with protection through a signature method of connected devices and alerting nearby family members and police stations when a woman is not safe. In addition, an explosion machine is also built for first-hand protection, which women may use to strike the attacker. The development design also incorporates additional functionality, such as the ability to submit community notifications and record voice messages. The development design includes a mobile app for women's protection, which displays safe places on the map based on the victim's current position, enabling them to access the secure place from their current location.