Why is the CoreData stack in XCode's CoreData enabled template treated as private?

The reason for this is because you should be using dependency injection in your designs. This is the recommended design by the Core Data team. What is expected is that your app delegate will set the NSManagedObjectContext reference in your root view controller(s).

From there the controllers will set or inject the necessary dependencies in the following view controllers.

If your project is big and needs to access the managed object context from outside of the AppDelegate, I would just move the property declaration of managedObjectContext to the header file, as in.

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