Sexual violence and domestic violence remain serious community problems, including in Ende Regency, East Nusa Tenggara. Many cases remain unreported because victims may feel afraid, ashamed, or unaware of available reporting channels. This community service program developed a web-based reporting application to enable victims and witnesses to report violence safely, quickly, and confidentially. The program was implemented in collaboration with the Pedulih Kasih Association, an organization concerned with the protection of women and children in Ende Regency. The application was designed not only as a reporting tool but also as an educational medium to increase public awareness of violence prevention and victim protection. The implementation consisted of five stages: needs identification and field surveys, application design and development, training and mentoring, application testing and evaluation, and implementation and monitoring. The activities were conducted collaboratively with partners. The outputs included a web-based violence reporting application, a user training module, digital educational materials, scientific publications and documentation, and improved partner capacity in handling violence reports. The implementation achieved approximately 80% of the planned targets, including completion of the application prototype, dissemination to partners, and increased community understanding of the importance of reporting and victim protection. The program demonstrates potential for broader adoption as a digital and integrated mechanism for addressing gender-based violence.