ScienceTracker

Academic Metrics Monitoring and Research Analytics for Windows

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Multi-Source Monitoring

Track citation counts, publication totals, and h-index values across supported academic sources. When any monitored metric changes, ScienceTracker can show a Windows system notification and visually change the tray icon so you can immediately see that new citation, publication, or h-index activity has been detected.

Research Analytics

Analyze citation trends, publication types, citation thresholds, journal quartiles, and progress toward the next h-index.

Publication Insights

Review publication-level citation data, formatted bibliographic records, DOI links, and papers closest to increasing your h-index.

Windows System Tray

Runs quietly in the Windows system tray and notifies you when tracked academic metrics change.

Telegram Notifications

Optionally connect ScienceTracker to Telegram and receive notifications when citations, publication counts, h-index values, or tracked publication data change. Telegram notifications are available during the full-featured trial and with an activated license.

Automatic Updates

Built-in update support helps deliver compatibility fixes and new functionality through future releases.

Local-First Data

Metric history, analytics caches, and supporting metadata are stored locally on your Windows device.

Optional project support

ScienceTracker is developed and maintained independently. If you find it useful and would like to support future development, you can make a voluntary contribution.

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