I embed an SqlLite3 DB into the application, which self hosts the DB as well as self hosts it's own Internet/web server. The application syncs with other copies

I embed an SqlLite3 DB into the application, which self hosts the DB as well as self hosts it's own Internet/web server. The application syncs with other copies of itself running in other locations. The application hosts its own DB, its own server, and has a RAM footprint of under 2MB before the DB is loaded into the memory mapped backing file. The application (video security) is screamingly fast, cross platform, and 100% self contained. Works fine on an air gapped network. Its biggest issue is the hardware footprint and expense to operate is so much lower than every other option, it makes people suspicious. That suspicion should be on the crappy other options, so bloated they are a sad, expensive joke.