# Groundmend: Last Bot on Earth — Heal a dead planet, calmly

> Heal a dead planet, calmly (iPhone/iPad app by Bulldev.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/groundmend-last-bot-on-earth/id6817509797 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Bulldev](https://appshunter.io/developer/6817509799)
- Category: Games, Casual, Simulation
- Price: Free with in-app purchases
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 15.0 · 124 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-10-25
- Data updated: 2026-10-31

## What is Groundmend?

A calm building and management game with no paywall: clean up a dead planet, recycle its scrap and watch the grass come back. Offline, no account needed.

Earth has gone quiet. You are the last machine still running.

Mop-7 wakes up alone in a buried maintenance base, on a continent drowned under violet toxic sludge. No survivors. No instructions. Just a door blocked by rubble - and a whole planet to clean up.

TO KEEP GOING, IT DRINKS THE POISON
Toxic sludge is not only an obstacle. Refined, it becomes the energy that fills Mop-7's battery and powers everything you build. Every drop you pull out of the ground is another hour of work for the last robot on Earth.

YOU GIVE ORDERS - YOU DON'T GRIND
You never drag anything around. Select, point at a target, and the work happens on its own: Mop-7 hitches up a cart, hauls it into the pollution, unhitches it and leaves it to fill. When the cart is full, it calls the robot back. Your real resource is Mop-7's time - and how many orders you are allowed to run at once.

WATCH THE GROUND HEAL
Wherever a cart works, the violet sludge boils off and leaves bare soil, and grass creeps back over the ground you leave alone. Your own traffic wears dirt paths into that grass, so after an hour you can read your whole logistics network on the floor of the world. Nobody drew those roads. You did, by walking them.

THE WASTELAND PUSHES BACK
Leave a sector unattended and the drifting mist kills the grass and turns the soil to toxic mud. Every three days a debris storm refills the open sectors up to their limit. Build a wind turbine and it holds an 11x11 district: nothing rots there, and the sludge slowly burns away on its own - but it runs on the same refined energy your robot needs. Clean territory or full warehouses. Pick one.

IT KEEPS WORKING WHILE YOUR PHONE IS OFF
Mop-7 collects, hauls and builds while you are away - up to 24 hours, or until your warehouses fill up. A recap screen tells you exactly what got done and what is still waiting.

WHAT YOU DO
- Collect, refine, build - nothing is ever built out of raw waste
- Three ages to cross, from Wood to Stone to Metal: 27 Base levels and over forty buildings, from the sawmill to the Rebirth Beacon
- Each age feeds on the materials of the last: planks and beams, blocks and mortar, steel, cables and glass
- Place carts, warehouses, workshops, up to twelve wind turbines, and plant trees on the healed ground
- Buildings block the way, so where you put them decides how far your robot walks
- Buy Management capacity to run more orders at once - the first real investment decision of the game
- Sell what you don't need on the market and buy back what you do
- Open twelve sectors one by one, each behind its own barrier, from the Depot to the Heart
- Find the memory fragments left behind by the people who lived there
- Read the planet sheet: your soil material by material, the storm countdown, and the piles left in every sector
- Isometric world, free camera, 3D piles that melt object by object as they are collected

FAIR BY DESIGN
No paywalls. No energy meter standing between you and the game. Rewarded videos are always optional and only ever speed things up - the battery refills by itself anyway. Every purchase is optional: four support tiers, for anyone who wants to help the game's development, and coin packs that buy comfort, never the ending.

English and French. Plays offline. No account, no login.

One robot. One planet. However long it takes.

## Pricing and in-app purchases

Base price: Free.

**One-time purchases**

| Purchase | Price | Type |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Support Mop-7 | $2.99 | one-time |
| Support Mop-7 again (3/4) | $2.99 | one-time |
| Support Mop-7 again (2/4) | $2.99 | one-time |
| Support Mop-7 again (4/4) | $2.99 | one-time |
| Handful of coins | $2.99 | one-time |
| Pouch of coins | $6.99 | one-time |
| Crate of coins | $17.99 | one-time |
| Tank of coins | $89.99 | one-time |
| Chest of coins | $44.99 | one-time |


## Is Groundmend safe?

Not enough ratings yet to assess Groundmend.

## Is Groundmend legit?

Groundmend: Last Bot on Earth has limited verification signals. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Groundmend is 58 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.


## Version history (last 4 releases)

### 1.0.50 — 2026-10-31

A brand-new tutorial: clearer first minutes, a fixed banner with your current step, a timeline of the phases, and materials that fly to their counters as you collect, recycle and recharge. Building sites now show a live progress bar and time left. The market animates every sale and purchase, recycling is animated, and Mop-7 parks its cart neatly beside it. The Lighthouse Key now tells you which sector still needs clearing of its debris. Plus a few fixes.

### 1.0.48 — 2026-10-30

A lighter app (70 MB less) and smarter carts: when every warehouse in a sector is full, a cart now heads for a free warehouse in another sector instead of circling. Select a warehouse to see its own stock gauge. Steadier action bar, with price tags and the materials of each building. Bigger watchtower, piles no longer hidden behind buildings, and story scenes from while you were away now wait for the recap screen. Plus a few fixes.

### 1.0.46 — 2026-10-26

Mop-7's world got a fresh coat of paint: hand-painted ground in all twelve sectors, a new launch poster with the stone logo, and a gentler start guided by Noa's drawings. Smoother scrolling, less heat on the phone, and a few fixes.

### 1.0.36 — 2026-10-26

No release notes.

## Related topics

[last day on the planet earth](https://appshunter.io/ios/topics/last-day-on-the-planet-earth)

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