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# Custom value
“Custom value” is a metric that you can name as you wish and introduce to your application. Your users will be able to collect this value, accumulate it and improve via [upgrade cards](/tgtaps-docs/blocks/clicker-game/cards.md). To get users custom values, you need to look at user CRM
Examples of custom metrics:
* Distance to Mars — the value that shows how far users fly from the Earth. Users collect it, who reached the max value, wins Airdrop.
* Number of follows — the value shows how popular is the user. The idea of the application is that the users are bloggers.
* Amount of AI agents — the value shows how many AI bots are working for the user. The idea of the app is that users are managers of AI agents. The more agents — the stronger you are.
Custom metrics can be displayed in placeholder (look at red squares):
Also, custom value can be improved in cards:
To improve custom value, select improvement in the card:
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