Fever is a web-based RSS reader, but unlike Google Reader, it's hosted on your own personal web server. This gives you greater control and privacy, but it can be a pain to set up if you're not already very tech-savvy. Fever's developer also released an iPhone app so you can access your feeds on the go.
Once it's installed and running on your server, you can access it from any web browser anywhere, and its feature set is impressive. It has all the things most folks expect from an RSS reader, but it also has a feature called Hot View, which automatically groups stories together based on keywords and links ala Techmeme and sorts them by topic from the hottest to well, not.
Fever is available now for $30. Check out our in-depth review for more details.
We've spent the last several weeks using Fever, a self-hosted feed reading solution that costs $30. dig deeper
