A Comparative Review for Human Safety Application

. This paper presents a comprehensive review and enhancement proposal for personal safety applications, with a focus on addressing the pressing issue of violence against women and vulnerable groups. Drawing from seven key research studies, the paper evaluates existing mobile safety systems in terms of features, technological frameworks, and practical usability. It highlights a proposed model that consolidates essential safety functions such as real-time location sharing, voice-activated alerts, emergency contacts, route tracking, and educational outreach. The comparative analysis identifies gaps in current solutions and demonstrates how the proposed model overcomes these limitations through a multi-functional, user-centric mobile application built using the Flutter framework and Dart language. The result is a holistic platform aimed at strengthening user safety in both anticipated and unpredictable scenarios.