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So, @prologic, I feel like I should convince you that your self-hosting solution you build should use containerized documents (Sandstorm calls them "grains" for kind of good reasons, but documents is usually applicable). This would have twofold benefits: 1. Your platform would be more secure/better. 2. Apps you build for it would probably be reasonably straightforward to also run on Sandstorm.
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If you consider an application like Etherpad, which by default, one would run and have dozens, hundreds, or thousands of documents, and you might host it at etherpad.yourdomain.com. And it’s always running, and it’s data is always available, and it’s using system resources. Additionally, you might want to share some documents with people, so people might have access to your Etherpad instance, but maybe only read-only, and only to some documents, or whatever.