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The project “SAFETY MANAGEMENT FOR WOMEN THROUGH AUTOMATIC GPS LOCATION TRACKER” is designed using Standard Android 4.0.3 platform. The platform used to develop the application is Eclipse IDE (Mars) with Java 1.6 Standard Edition. It’s an android app which will help people in their crucial time. For example if a person is in trouble and he needs a help so there should be an app through which he/she can contact with their one to help them by just clicking on one button, it will automatically send your 5 to 6 friends or family members about your status with your current location. The user adds the contact number and message using this app. In crucial time user message and location is automatically send to these contact numbers by clicking one button. In addition user tracks the location details by using GPS in mobile device. Therefore the user no needs to contact a person directly in a crucial time. When an application is on GPS mode is automatically enabled. This app contains self-defense techniques and emergency numbers. In addition it contains police siren sound when a user long press a volume button this sound will be enabled in an emergency situation. The mobile numbers that are already stored in this android app only can get notification in emergency situation. When the mobile is not identified, this app can easily track the mobile location through sending SMS to the Authorized user Mobile. This is more reliable and low cost
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