RescueLogic™ makes it simple to access all of the data from every alarm and "smart" device in your building — in a single, streamlined interface that's easy to use and understand.

Our Mission

RescueLogic™ software saves time, money, property, and lives.

Our Values and Beliefs

Our values and beliefs require that we:

• work hard.
• complete all projects to the best of our ability.
• are fair and aboveboard in all of our business dealings.
• are honest with employees and customers alike.
• are truthful and deserving of trust.

Our History

RescueLogic™ software was first developed in 1988, when founder Dan Horon was a fire protection engineer. In a stroke of innovation — and inspiration — he decided to use AutoCAD to show graphics, maps, and floor plans of fire alarm systems on DOS-based computers. For the next two decades, the product would be marketed as "RescueLogic™ ."

In 1993, Horon bought the rights to the software and the “RescueLogic™ ” trademark from his employer, founded Horon Research, Inc., and began to develop and sell his software full time. He also built and tested systems and provided technical service and support to customers.

By 1998, DOS-based software was on its way out, and Windows software was in demand by computer users and facilities. RescueLogic™ customers around the world requested a Windows version of the software. Horon was happy to comply.

The transition solved a number of problems that had plagued the fire alarm and security industry. Until that point, it was difficult, if not impossible, to update and monitor fire-alarm systems as buildings were remodeled. Fire alarm technicians and building managers were frustrated by systems that combined devices from multiple manufacturers. When alarms went off — whether during tests, false alarms, or actual emergencies — security teams were forced to analyze events and create service reports manually. The Windows version of RescueLogic™ automated re-design, remodeling, and event analysis.

There were other rewards, too, for Horon's innovations: In 2001, the U.S. Patent Office awarded Horon a comprehensive patent on his techniques and technologies. He received another patent in 2002.

Because technology never stands still, Horon continued to refine his product line. In 2008, he introduced a completely new version of the software — RescueLogic™ .

The new software, built on a Java framework, has been re-developed  to integrate fully with fire alarm, security, and facility management systems with remote access.