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Greenkeep is lane defence with a permanent garden — lost raids steal your harvest, not the lawn you built. Scout a rival base, stack insect lanes, and break it while its keeper sleeps. Defend offline with plants that stay put. Climb Gold Cup seasons, fight 24-hour team wars, and unlock the Garden Codex. Play free in the browser or on Android.
We grew up on lane defence — the kind where one good plant choice felt like a plot twist. Most modern “tower” games demolish your base every loss, or reduce attacking to watching a timer. We wanted the opposite: a garden that stays yours, and a swarm you actually command.
So Greenkeep split the fantasy in half. Plants hold a permanent lawn while you’re away. Insects are how you raid someone else’s. Async means you never have to be online to defend; Gold Cup and team wars keep the week feeling like a season, not a grind.
I built it because I missed readable lanes — knowing exactly which insect broke which column, and why. If you try a raid tonight, tell us which plant embarrassed you first.
Greenkeep was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 10 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #85 on the daily leaderboard. Greenkeep is lane defence with a permanent garden — lost raids steal your harvest, not the lawn you built. Scout a rival base, stack insect lanes, and break it while its keeper sleeps. Defend offline with plants that stay put. Climb Gold Cup seasons, fight 24-hour team wars, and unlock the Garden Codex. Play free in the browser or on Android.
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