A second-floor office at College House in Ruislip, west London, is the registered address for BHS-JADE LIMITED, which trades as Day Today and was incorporated in February 2021. Companies House records it as an active private limited company, number 13185900. Its registered activities span four codes: software publishing, ready-made interactive leisure and entertainment software development, business and domestic software development, and engineering-related scientific and technical consulting. Covering games and leisure titles alongside bespoke business software and technical consultancy is typical of a small studio or consultancy that takes on contract work rather than building a single product line. The trading name suggests a customer-facing brand, though nothing in the record shows what the company sells or to whom. The business holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, so it appears on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors and can sponsor overseas workers into eligible roles. An A rating is the standard compliant tier; sponsors can be downgraded to B for failing their duties. Headcount is not published. A single registered address of this kind, often a shared or serviced office, points to a small operation rather than a large employer, so sponsorship is likely limited to a few technical roles at most. Nothing public indicates current vacancies, salary levels, or overseas offices.

A second-floor office at College House in Ruislip, west London, is the registered address for BHS-JADE LIMITED, which trades as Day Today and was incorporated in February 2021. Companies House records it as an active private limited company, number 13185900. Its registered activities span four codes: software publishing, ready-made interactive leisure and entertainment software development, business and domestic software development, and engineering-related scientific and technical consulting. Covering games and leisure titles alongside bespoke business software and technical consultancy is typical of a small studio or consultancy that takes on contract work rather than building a single product line. The trading name suggests a customer-facing brand, though nothing in the record shows what the company sells or to whom. The business holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, so it appears on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors and can sponsor overseas workers into eligible roles. An A rating is the standard compliant tier; sponsors can be downgraded to B for failing their duties. Headcount is not published. A single registered address of this kind, often a shared or serviced office, points to a small operation rather than a large employer, so sponsorship is likely limited to a few technical roles at most. Nothing public indicates current vacancies, salary levels, or overseas offices.