Fred Wilson is an astute man. As smart as they come. And when someone really smart, validates your idea it does one’s confidence a world of good. Before you jump to conclusions, no - he probably doesn’t know of our existence. But in a blog post today he talks about how their portfolio company Zygna is leveraging on multiple platforms. He says:

Live Poker is the first first application to leverage Facebook Connect to allow iPhone users to play with their real friends and access social information such as real player photos. Just think about that for a second. We’ve now got apps on open mobile phones connecting with apps on open social nets. It’s only a matter of time until we see more of these live mobile apps running on iPhone, Blackberry, Android, Windows Mobile, Symbian, and connecting to Facebook, MySpace, and other social nets.

The social web is going mobile quickly with popular mobile apps like Loopt and Twitterific. Now we are seeing popular social apps going mobile. When we sat down at the beginning of the year to identify the biggest investable trends in web apps, we put down words like open, social, playful, and mobile. Live Poker leverages all of them and is a glimpse into our future.

This is exactly what we want to do with Locomi - take it to multiple platforms and bring all of it together on a single central repository at Locomi.com. Give the user access where he wants it, when he wants it. Allow data flow between the social nets and Locomi.com using Facebook connect, Google Friend Connect etc. Yeah, that’s where we want to be!

Fred Wilson it seems, agrees.