Use case diagram for women's safety app

About this use case diagram for a women's safety app

The system begins by allowing users to create an account. This keeps personal info, settings, and safety details secure. After registration, the login process checks stored credentials to confirm authorized access. The system continuously tracks the device's location using built-in features. This location data helps the system take quick safety actions when needed.

When the user triggers an alert, the system prepares an SOS signal right away. It collects the latest location data and forms an accurate emergency message. Then, the system activates several safety steps. It sends the SOS message and shares live location info through secure channels. At the same time, it alerts all saved emergency contacts with the details so they can respond quickly.

For higher urgency, the system has an automated calling feature. It instantly calls emergency services without needing any user input. The system also receives SOS messages from others. It collects their details and shows them clearly, so appropriate actions can be taken.

To stay prepared, the system lets you add and save emergency contacts. You can update these contacts whenever needed. It keeps a history of past alerts. This includes timestamps, shared locations, and actions taken. You can review this history anytime for reference or follow-up.

The system handles location sharing, sets up SOS alerts, and makes calls on its own. It also sends messages and records alerts with ease. It constantly monitors the environment and sends quick responses. It also manages safety information from the past and present. These steps ensure ongoing safety support, fast communication, and dependable emergency help.