Loving the idea of having my light novel notes available wherever I am — on my phone while I commute, on my tablet when I'm reading in bed, and on my laptop when I want to write something longer — and yes, BeArchive can usually handle that if you set it up correctly. If the app offers an account-based sync (most modern note apps do), you just sign in on each device and the notes sync through their cloud. That means highlights, tags, and simple text metadata transfer smoothly. If the app supports attachments and images, those should sync too, though large embedded files can slow things down or hit storage limits.
Where problems pop up is in version conflicts, app updates, or when one device is offline for a long time. I always make sure automatic sync is enabled, give the app time to finish background uploads, and keep the app updated. If the service supports export (Markdown, plain text, JSON), I export backups regularly — that saved me once after a weird sync conflict ate a few annotations. Also check whether BeArchive offers selective folder sync, encryption, or a web interface; those features change how seamless cross-device use feels.
If built-in sync is flaky, there are workarounds: sync the notes folder through Dropbox, iCloud
drive, Google Drive, or WebDAV/Nextcloud if BeArchive supports local file storage. For heavy note-takers, pairing BeArchive with an external tool like 'Obsidian' or a dedicated clippings manager can make a more resilient pipeline. Overall, with a little attention to settings and regular backups, my light novel notes follow me around without drama — very satisfying when I'm chasing that perfect quote.