Ugandan content creator and entrepreneur Aleti Crystal has revealed that she runs a business in which women hire her to physically confront and discipline men who have wronged them.

Whether the issue involves domestic violence, cheating, scamming, or emotional manipulation, Crystal says she and her team are ready to step in, at any hour.

Crystal, who built her client base largely through TikTok, credits the platform for the success of her venture.

“It has actually given me more money than any content creation gig has ever given me. You guys have really, really kept the lights on in my house,” she said in a recent interview ‘The Ugandan Boy Talk Show’, adding that she is deeply grateful to her online following for their support.

The entrepreneur says her services extend beyond solo confrontations, explaining that she operates with a group of individuals who help her carry out the interventions.

She has made clear that she is available around the clock, encouraging potential clients to reach out to her directly.

“Wake me up at midnight to beat a man, please give me the opportunity,” she said.

Crystal has also set herself an ambitious target, aiming to hold at least a thousand men accountable by 2027.

“I feel like if I can do that as a businesswoman, that’s good enough,” she stated.

Beyond the physical confrontations, she says she plans to involve law enforcement, intending to hand offenders over to police after intervening.

“I want to be able to drag you to the police and say, this one has been beating up a pregnant woman, this one raped a girl,” she explained.

While the business has attracted widespread attention and a loyal following online, it continues to raise legal and ethical questions around the use of physical force as a means of personal justice.