Amulet is a productivity app made by developer clovey. It helps users write notes, manage daily tasks, remember important dates, and focus on one task at a time. Google Play lists it under Productivity, and the current listing shows 50+ downloads.
The app has four main jobs. You can write down things you need to remember, make a daily task list, add important dates to a calendar, and use Focus Mode when you want to work on one task.
This makes Amulet more than a simple notes app. It puts notes, tasks, dates, and focus tools in one place, so a user can open the same app during different parts of the day.
Top Features in Action
- Focus Mode: You can select a task that you want to finish and use Focus Mode while working on it. This is useful when you want to keep your attention on one job.
- Daily Tasks: You can write tasks for the day and mark them after you finish them. This gives you a simple way to see what is still left to do.
- Calendar: The calendar lets you mark important dates and plan your month. It can be used for events, plans, or other dates that you do not want to forget.
- Notes: Amulet lets you write different notes and keep them organized. This can be useful for small reminders, ideas, or information you want to keep in the app.
- Daily Planning: The task and calendar tools can be used together for daily planning. You can keep a task list for today and use the calendar for dates that are further away.
Testing on a Budget Phone
I cannot honestly claim that I completed a two-day physical test of Amulet on a Redmi phone. The public sources available for the exact app do not provide measured results for scrolling speed, crashes, battery drain, or phone temperature.
The latest Google Play listing says the app was updated on December 20, 2025. A third-party app record also shows version 1.0.0 and lists the same December 20, 2025 update date.
An older APK information page says a previous release fixed home-page crashes. That is useful history, but it is not proof that the current version has no crashes.
So, I would not give a fake battery percentage or claim that the phone stayed cool. Those results depend on the phone, Android version, background apps, and how long the app is used.
App Size and Privacy Check
A third-party listing reports an APK size of 65.04 MB for Amulet version 1.0.0. Another APK source lists the file at about 65.6 MB, so the download figure can vary slightly by source and package.
The exact final installed storage and cache size are not published in the sources checked. There is also no reliable fixed MB figure for daily internet use.
The app listing shows permissions connected with network access, storage, vibration, and drawing over other apps. The exact permissions shown by Android can vary with the phone and Android version.
Google Play currently says no data is collected and no data is shared with third parties. The developer has also marked the app as committed to following the Play Families Policy.
Market Alternatives
Google Tasks is a better fit for people who already use Google services and want tasks connected with Google’s tools. Todoist offers a larger set of task-management features and has both free and paid plans. Amulet keeps its feature set focused on notes, daily tasks, calendar planning, and Focus Mode, while its Google Play listing shows in-app purchases.
The Good and The Bad
Pros
- Notes, tasks, calendar, and focus tools in one app.
- Simple daily task system.
- Focus Mode is useful for one selected task.
- Google Play reports no data collected.
- Recent update was listed in December 2025.
Cons
- The app has only 50+ listed downloads.
- Exact installed storage is not publicly listed.
- Exact battery use is not available.
- It has in-app purchases.
- Some permissions need careful checking before use.
Is This App Right For You?
Who Should Install
- People who want tasks, notes, dates, and focus tools together.
- Users who need a simple app for daily planning.
Who Should Skip
- People who need advanced team task tools.
- Users who want a long-established app with a large user base.
Questions & Answers
What can Amulet do?
It can manage daily tasks, notes, important dates, and Focus Mode. These tools are designed for simple personal planning.
Does Amulet collect my data?
Google Play currently says no data is collected and no data is shared with third parties. This information is supplied by the developer and can change later.
Is Amulet free?
The Google Play listing shows the app has in-app purchases. Check the current Play Store page for the exact price of any paid item.
Offzack Verdict
Amulet is a small productivity app with a clear set of daily tools. Its task list, notes, calendar, and Focus Mode can cover basic planning needs, but the app has a small listed user base and its real battery and heating results need testing on an individual phone.
Download Amulet App from Google Playstore
Final Scorecard
- Ease of Use: ★★★★☆ — The main tools are simple daily tasks, notes, dates, and focus.
- Performance: ★★★☆☆ — Current real-device speed, heating, and battery results could not be verified.
- Features: ★★★★☆ — It combines four useful types of personal planning tools.
- Privacy & Safety: ★★★★☆ — Google Play currently reports no data collection or third-party data sharing.
- Value for Money: ★★★★☆ — It offers several daily planning tools, but the listing includes in-app purchases.
- Overall Rating: ★★★★☆ — Amulet is worth considering for simple personal planning without needing a large task-management system.