Tyler Vigen’s personal website presents the work and interests of an author, programmer, and management consultant known for curious, unconventional projects. Its best-known feature is Spurious Correlations, a collection of humorous charts pairing unrelated data to illustrate why correlation should not be mistaken for causation. Originally published in May 2014, the project received an update in January 2024.

The site also features The Mystery of the Bloomfield Bridge, a 6,000-word article about Vigen’s investigation into why a pedestrian footbridge was built over a highway in 1959. Together, these projects reflect an interest in data, research, and asking unexpected questions. Visitors can explore the project list, read more about the work, subscribe for updates, or contact Vigen by email; the site also links to his Twitter account.

Vigen states that the website does not display ads, track pageviews, or load external scripts. He says he has nothing for sale and is not available for hire, presenting the site primarily as a place to share projects with readers