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I'm currently developing a note taking app for the purpose of taking "quick notes", so I'm curious about use case? Are you trying to create diagrams? Or just take a few pictures to save as a group?
latter I think, i have many low-res pictures and want to place them compactly
hmmm makes sense, thanks! I think that's one of the goals I'm trying to address, but I'm still a ways off.
Currently, my personal system for storing photos is just a folder with a file-naming system, unfortunately. 🥲. But depending on how you view your filesystem, maybe a finder app or a photo-viewing app is what you're looking for?
something like this?: https://www.movavi.com/support/how-to/photo-viewer.html
^ I haven't used this app, but using as example. But apps like this and apple photos etc I've seen often have an option to display "title" or smth