EXCORDER iPhone Sensor App & Pocket Field Scanner

EXCORDER didn’t begin in 2026.

It began around 1973, in Hokkaido, Japan.

I was about nine years old.

One day, by chance, I saw Star Trek on television.

The first scene I remember is Kirk and Spock playing three-dimensional chess.

Then Spock talks about humans — and smiles, just a little.

I was fascinated by Spock.

Science.
Logic.
Computers.

Measuring the unknown, gathering data, and using it to find answers.

“I want to do something like this someday.”

That thought, from a child watching television in Hokkaido, became one of the first steps that eventually led me into the world of computers.

Nearly half a century passed.

Computers, electronics, sensors, communications.

I have spent my life building things along the path that began with what fascinated me that day.

Then came 2026.

I looked at what was already inside an iPhone — cameras, LiDAR, a magnetometer, accelerometers, GPS, a barometer, microphones, and more.

And I thought:

Maybe I can finally build that futuristic instrument I dreamed about as a child.

So I did.

That became EXCORDER.

EXCORDER wasn’t born from market research.

It wasn’t built to follow a trend.

It is the result of a boy in Hokkaido, watching television around 1973, carrying that childhood fascination with him for more than half a century.

1973 — Day 02026 — EXCORDER