Feedhaus is a powerful and highly customizable RSS and ATOM feed delivery service, which lets users tag their preferred feeds and in turn check out what tags other people are generating. Based around its “ActiveCloud” tag cloud, Feedhaus aggregates user-submitted tags and feeds from blogs, news, and media sites across the web, and lets you drag and drop these tags into your personal space (deemed “My Feedhaus”) on the site to keep yourself up to date with information that you want to stay on top of.
These tags, which appear in your personal tag cloud as well as in Feedhaus’s main one, grow or shrink in size in accordance with the amount of people who are buzzing about that current topic, letting you visualize the latest and greatest news stories. Feehaus also features a “Top Stories” ticker, along with a sliding bar that lets you see popular stories from days, weeks, or months before.
Feedhaus.com In Their Own Words
“Feedhaus is a privately-held company dedicated to providing real-time, personalized content from a wide variety of feeds, tagged and filtered down to only “what’s hot now” for a set of personalized topics. Feedhaus users engage in an intuitive experience of submitting and tagging feeds and narrowing their interests to only those topics that reflect their passions”.
Why Feedhaus.com It Might Be A Killer
Feedhaus is unique in its genre, in that not only does it provide a feed personalization and aggregating service, it also incorporates web 2.0 elements such as a real-time tag cloud which you can personalize to suit your needs and interests. Additionally, Feedhaus also integrates with Facebook so that users of both sites can share their tag clouds on their Facebook page, and several more social-networking features are planned for the future.
Some Questions About Feedhaus.com
I think that the only thing impeding Feedhaus from becoming a very successful service is its publicity. Granted, Feedhaus has just gone beta after a long period of private alpha release, but how will the site generate buzz and build up a substantial user base? 
