plos-alt-metrics | Fork of the PLoS Article Level Metrics Project

You can search for ScienceCards by user name or Twitter nickname. You can also go directly to a ScienceCard using the Twitter nickname, e.g. http://sciencecard.org/mfenner. Only ScienceCards of users that have registered with ScienceCard are displayed. To create your own ScienceCard, create an account by logging in via Twitter. Next add at least one author identifier - currently Microsoft Academic Search and AuthorClaim are supported. ScienceCard will then fetch all papers associated with this author identifier, and their available work-level metrics (citations, bookmarks, etc.). This may take a while, so you should revisit some time after registering. Once set up, the publications and work-level metrics are then automatically updated.
ScienceCard is an open source application based on the PLoS Article-Level Metrics Developer API Server. This means that you can download and install the software and run your own ScienceCard server. here are at least two good reasons to do this: a) you are a publisher and want to provide work-level metrics for your authors or b) you are an institution and want to provide these metrics for your researchers. ScienceCard uses the Ruby on Rails web framework and can easily be extended, e.g. if you want to allow researchers to log in using their institutional accounts.